An Indian version of Coronavirus has surfaced in Romania

A coronovirus focal point has been identified among construction workers in India at a sugar factory in Brasafalu, Brasafalu. Transindex writes Based on a communication from the Romanian Ministry of Health.

Coronavirus infection was found in five out of eight workers in India, and the other three tested negative. The National Institutes of Public Health (INSP) previously reported that an Indian mutation of coronavirus, B.1.617.2, was found in a laboratory in sepsisgentagogy from a 26-year-old man. The infected person arrived in the country about a month ago and volunteered for testing because he had mild symptoms. According to the Institute of Public Health, the detected subtype is not the one that caused the disease wave in India according to the Public Health Service in England.

The Indian virus variant forms a double mutant, i.e., changes in the coronavirus spike protein at two points. It is feared that this variant will more effectively circumvent the natural defenses of the human body and cause a more serious cause of the disease. It is not yet known what protection the various vaccines will provide against it. For now, it is suspected that this will only reduce the effectiveness of vaccines.

The Brasov County Public Health Authority ordered residential segregation and launched an epidemiological investigation to find out who the infected came into contact with.

In Romania, the rate of infection has fallen by a third in the past month: On Thursday, the Strategic Communications Tribe reported 1,850 new cases, down 30 percent from the average of the previous two weeks and more than 65 percent from the rate a month earlier. . .

The number of deaths and critical illnesses continues to be high but declining: 138 deaths occurred on Thursday and about 1,300 coronovirus patients are fighting for their lives in intensive care in Romania.

Romania sent 20 high-performance oxygen therapy equipment, 75 oxygen cylinders and 80 augmentation – a relief consignment of medical equipment on a military aircraft on Wednesday as part of an expanded partnership between the two countries since 2013. ()Transindex/ MTI)