New Delhi: An zimbabwe who returned, which was fully vaccinated against Covid-19, had tested Omicron’s positive, became the second patient in Delhi from the new Covid-19 variant.
According to the Delhi government, the history of the patient’s journey revealed that the person also traveled to South Africa.
He was accepted at the LNJP hospital and only had weaknesses, said source.
The LNJP hospital has been set for the treatment of patients infected with the new Omicron variant of Coronavirus.
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The patient, claiming to the LNJP hospital in the capital, has returned from Tanzania, said Health Minister Delhi Satyendar Jain.
This is the case of the five omicrons in this country.
WHO has classified Omicron as a ‘variant of the week, a man who was fully vaccinated by 37 years who arrived in Delhi from Tanzania, became the first patient omicron in the national capital.
The patient, a resident of Ranchi, has traveled from Tanzania to Doha and from there to Delhi with Qatar Airways flight on 2.
He lives in Johannesburg, South Africa, for a week.
The person has mild symptoms.
The new variant of Covid-19 was first reported to the World Health Organization (WHO) from South Africa on November 25.
In accordance with who, the first infection confirmed B.1.1.529 came from specimens collected on November 9 this year.
On November 26, the new Covid-19 variant B.1.1.529, which was detected in South Africa, as ‘omicron’.
WHO has classified Omicron as a ‘worries’ variant.
(With input from the agency)