New Delhi: Delta Delta SARS-COV-2 variant is now the dominant variant in most of Europe, the World Health Organization (WHO) warns on Monday.
The European Center for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC), which said that efforts to prevent the transmission of Delta variants must be strengthened.
Regional WHO offices for Europe and the ECDC show that between 28 June and 11 July 11 Delta Dominant variants in the majority (19 countries) of 28 countries that reported enough genetic sequencing information, “said a statement from WHO and ECDC.” In 19 of this country, The median proportion of all national sequential virus isolates detects the delta is 68.3%, overtaking that for the previously dominant Apla variant (22.3%) in all regions, “he said.
The Delta variant will become a global dominant tension over the next few months and has been identified in almost all European countries.
This will continue to spread, move the circulation of other variants except for a more competitive new virus arising.
According to the latest statement by ECDC: “significantly emerging more variants of SARS-COV-2 that are contagious like B.1.617 .2 (Delta) caused an increase in Covid-19 cases in several EU / EEA countries.
This is likely to continue until a greater proportion of the general population is fully vaccinated unless more stringent non-pharmaceutical intervention (NPIS) is implemented.
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