Nagpur: All three international leaflets have tested Covid Positive alright in the special AIims-Nagpur Ward where they shifted almost a week ago.
AIIM officials said the three patients had mild symptoms.
In accordance with the protocol, their RPCR sample has been sent for genome sequencing.
The sequencing results will take more time to come, they said.
The head of the Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) medical officer Dr.
Sanjay Chilkar said that the Civic body also took the daily renewal of this patient.
“There are no other tests tested positive.
Other Sharjah flights are expected on Sunday morning,” he said.
A 40-year-old man, a 39-year-old woman and his 9-year-old daughter had been tested positive after NMC traced and tested people with the history of overseas travel recently in the middle of the omicron variant fear.
Their samples were sent for genome sequencing on December 7, officials said.
The man had returned from West Africa while the woman and her daughter was a returning person.
Until the sequencing results come, another RPCR test will be carried out in these patients on the 10th day according to the norm.
The patient will be discarded only if they test negatively.
They will finish the 10th day on December 14.
It is unclear how many institutes do genome supervision.
NMC has sent around 64 samples, including these three patients, for genome sequencing to the Virological cell of the Neer environment.
The results are expected in a few days.
But administrative officials claimed samples were sent to NIV, Pune.
Civil officials said that the state government had provided direction to send samples suspect Omicron through Sentinel Center, namely IGGMCH.
The source said that IGGMCH took more than three days to continue the sample.
While Neri Lab has facilitated the sequencing of more than 800 genomes from Nagpur, the results sent to Pune NIV or other centers have never been expressed even at the center of Sentinel.