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The Department of Public Health (PHE) announced on the 23rd that a new variant of the virus, also known as the "B.1.621" variant, has been found. Currently, 16 citizens have screened positive and public health units have launched an investigation.
Colombia notified the world's first B.1.621 diagnosis in January this year, which is regarded as the possible source of this variant virus. Since then, countries such as the United States, Spain, the Netherlands, Japan, and India have successively notified cases, and there are currently cases in 26 countries.
https://www.ettoday.net/news/20210724/2038763.htm
According to data from the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Global Influenza Data Sharing Initiative (GISAID), a total of 26 countries around the world have "B.1.621" variants, and the number of countries notified in June and July is increasing. At present, nearly half of the cases have occurred. In the U.S.
Colombia notified the world's first B.1.621 diagnosis in January this year, which is regarded as the possible source of this variant virus. Since then, countries such as the United States, Spain, the Netherlands, Japan, and India have successively notified cases, and there are currently cases in 26 countries.
https://www.ettoday.net/news/20210724/2038763.htm
According to data from the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Global Influenza Data Sharing Initiative (GISAID), a total of 26 countries around the world have "B.1.621" variants, and the number of countries notified in June and July is increasing. At present, nearly half of the cases have occurred. In the U.S.
