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New mutant strains are prone to repeated infections! WHO’s 4 Recommendations | COVID-19 | New Variant Strains | Repeat Infections | Infectivity | Epidemic Changes | Vaccination

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[Voice of Hope December 1, 2021](Editor: Guo Qiang)After the World Health Organization (WHO) discovered the new COVID-19 virus strain “B.1.1.529”, it held an emergency meeting and mentioned that this is a variant of high concern. It was named “Omicron” on the 27th; the virus not only mutated but also Many, even more infectious than Delta virus. In this regard, the command center spokesperson Zhuang Renxiang stated on the 27th that preliminary evidence shows that Omicron is more prone to “superinfection” than other mutant strains. It is currently prevalent in the whole province of South Africa, and WHO and related experts are working on its infectivity. Research; In addition, WHO also put forward 4 suggestions, requiring countries to cooperate.

Omicron virus not only has more mutations, it is even more infectious than Delta virus (PhotoAC)

Sanli News reported that the outside world is worried that Omicron is coming so aggressively, will it affect my country’s domestic New Year’s Eve or Spring Festival quarantine program? Zhuang Renxiang said that he hopes to prevent the mutant strains at the border and do not enter the country, and there is no need to initiate follow-up epidemic prevention.

The World Health Organization (WHO) announced that the recently discovered COVID-19 new virus strain B.1.1.529 is a variant of concern, and it is listed as a “high concern variant” and named Omicron. It may take several weeks to complete the Omicron study to find out whether there are any changes in the infection, severity, and vaccines, testing, and treatment.

World Health Organization (Photo from the official website of the World Health Organization)
World Health Organization (Official World Health Organization website)

The World Health Organization requires countries to do the following, including:

1. Increase the monitoring of mutant strains.

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2. Upload complete gene sequencing data to an open database such as GISAID.

3. Through the IHR mechanism, notify the WHO of the first (or clustered) incident related to Omicron.

4. Countries cooperate and exchange information to understand Omicron’s epidemiology, severity, effectiveness of public health and social measures, diagnostic methods, immune response, neutralizing antibodies and related information.

However, will the outbreak of the Omicron mutant strain affect the domestic New Year’s Eve or Spring Festival quarantine program? Zhuang Renxiang said that he hopes to prevent the mutant strains at the border, and do not enter the country, and there is no need to initiate follow-up epidemic prevention; but if there are local cases in the country, whether it is an Omicron mutant or not, there may be different practices, which will change with the international epidemic. Depends.

Editor in charge: Li Zhi

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