COVID-19: Key assessment of Omicron set to be published today after first UK studies suggest it's milder than Delta

COVID-19 cases are on a surge once again as the virus continues to emerge in new forms due to mutations. The pandemic has already caused a devastating effect on the world demographics and now, new variants are adding to the challenges in its diagnosis and vaccine development. The widespread of the new variant Omicron and its increasing number of cases across the globe must not become a reason to trigger another significant wave of COVID-19 pandemic. To avoid any major loss, it is only apt to stay cautious and curb the spread in time. The number of daily Omicron cases around the globe is increasing rapidly. Globally, as of 20 December 2021, there have been 273,900,334 confirmed cases of COVID-19, including 5,351,812 deaths, reported to World Health Organization (WHO). As of 19 December 2021, a total of 8,387,658,165 vaccine doses have been administered.
According to WHO, coronavirus’s Omicron variant has spread and been detected in 89 countries. The number of Omicron cases are doubling every 1.5 to 3 days in regions where it is transmitted through the community, not merely from abroad. It's unclear if the quick increase in Omicron cases is due to the variant's ability to bypass existing immunity, the fact that it's fundamentally more transmissible than earlier variants, or a mix of the two. According to the UN health agency, “Omicron's "substantial growth advantage" over the Delta variant means it is likely to soon overtake Delta as the dominant form of the virus in countries where the new variant is spreading locally”.(News Source: https://kalkinemedia.com/ca/news/covid-19)

And what if Omicron mutates into something more deadly? Then we can kiss the people on this planet goodbye.

Infections according to Worldometer shot up yesterday to a level close to the all time high recorded as yet.

Covid ? What is covid ? is it some kind of food ??

Yep! you can inhale it as well.

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