While the next wave of this coronavirus pandemic appears to be slowing down with less than two lakhs cases being reported daily, a new version of this virus was found.
Certainly, the virus fails to amaze us with its erratic nature.

Vietnam has found a new version of this COVID-19 virus, and it can be a hybrid of those breeds first discovered in India and the united kingdom.

The version is yet not listed from the GISAID, the international initiative focused on sharing the info regarding the virus and also the newest version yet doesn’t have a title.

The health minister of Vietnam, Nguyen Thanh Long didn’t disclose the amount of instances which were reported but known as the newest variant”quite dangerous”.

The Southeast Asian nation had previously found seven virus variations – B.
1.
222, B.
1.
619, D614G, B.
1.
17 called the UK version and B.
1.
351, A.
23.
1 and B.
1.
617.
2 called the Indian version.

Here’s all that’s known concerning the newest hybrid COVID-19 version in Vietnam:

– The version has combined features of both present variants which were located in India and the united kingdom.

– The version is more readily transmissible than the formerly known variations.

– It spreads fast from the atmosphere.

– The virus concentration from the throat increases quickly and spreads ardently into the surrounding atmosphere.

– Vietnam would shortly publish genome information about the recently identified variation.

– The lab cultures of this version have demonstrated that the virus could replicate itself quite fast, thus resulting in a rapid spike in the amount of COVID instances in various sections of Vietnam in just a brief time period.

– The World Health Organisation has classified variations seen in India, South Africa, Brazil and the UK as”versions of international concern”.

Viruses mutate all of the time and many versions are trivial but a few can help it become even more contagious.

Since the source of this COVID-19, million of mutations are detected until now.

There’s not any current evidence that any mutation of this coronavirus could cause far more severe illness for the greater part of individuals.

The same as the first edition, the danger remains high for older people and those with comorbidities.

Nevertheless, the new version becoming more contagious and both dangerous may cause more deaths in an unvaccinated population.

Vietnam has reported a spike in the amount of instances in the last couple of weeks.
So far 6700 instances are reported since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic.
Of those, over half have already been reported as late April this year.
47 COVID associated deaths are reported in Vietnam, according to the statistics by the John Hopkins University.