WHO Alert! Do not think of Omicron as common cold-cough, it can become the cause of death, be careful
New Delhi | WHO Alert for Omicron: The uncontrollable Omicron infection in the world has raised the concern of all countries. Omicron has made the situation worse in the UK. For the first time in Britain, more than 2 lakh cases of corona infection have been reported. There is a shortage of staff in the hospitals, due to which there is a lot of problems in the treatment. In India too, now this menace has started taking a formidable form. Many countries have once again imposed restrictions due to Corona infection. Meanwhile, the World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a new warning regarding Omicron. After which people need to be more careful.
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Omicron can become the cause of death
WHO Alert for Omicron: The World Health Organization (W) has warned that amid the increasing influence of the Omicron variant, do not make the mistake of treating cold-cough-cold as a common disease. Omicron can destroy the entire medical system. Giving information, WHO’s senior emergency officer Katherine Smallwood has warned that now it is very important to take precautions. Omicron is slightly less lethal than the earlier variant ‘Delta’ of Corona, yet it can cause death. Right now we are in a very dangerous phase.
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Omicron spread in more than 100 countries of the world
The rapidly spreading Omicron variant in India has spread to more than 100 countries of the world. In the month of November last year, this new variant of Corona, which came out of South Africa, is spreading fiercely in India as well. It has knocked in 23 states and union territories in India so far. After which the number of cases of Omicron infection in India has increased to 2135. This variant is also continuously dodging the corona vaccine and infecting people even after taking both the doses.
