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Experts from the World Health Organization (WHO) have warned the Health Department of Tamil Nadu against a sudden spurt in Omicron cases.
Bill Gates Warns Omicron Will Hit Home for All of Us
Bill Gates, Microsoft co-founder and billionaire philanthropist warned that the world "could be entering the worst part of the pandemic" as the new COVID-19 variant Omicron spreads fast across the globe, stressing that Omicron will "hit home for all of us."
Bill Gates, Microsoft co-founder and billionaire philanthropist warned that the world "could be entering the worst part of the pandemic" as the new COVID-19 variant Omicron spreads fast across the globe, stressing that Omicron will "hit home for all of us."
The state's Health Secretary J. Radhakrishnan urged people to celebrate Christmas, New Year and Pongal in a subdued manner.
He said that people must try to have online 'darshans' and virtual celebrations instead of physical visits to religious places.
AstraZeneca's Antibody Drug Evusheld Can Help Fight Omicron Variant
AstraZeneca, the British-Swedish drugmaker's antibody medication 'Evusheld,' was found to be effective against the Omicron COVID-19 variant.
AstraZeneca, the British-Swedish drugmaker's antibody medication 'Evusheld,' was found to be effective against the Omicron COVID-19 variant.
However, the STATE government will not impose any fresh restrictions and the existing curbs would continue till December 31.
New Study Provides More Evidence on Omicron Immune Evasion
Previously infected COVID-19 individuals and fully vaccinated individuals are at risk for infection with the omicron variant, and omicron is completely resistant to all antibodies in clinical use.
Previously infected COVID-19 individuals and fully vaccinated individuals are at risk for infection with the omicron variant, and omicron is completely resistant to all antibodies in clinical use.
Source-IANS
India: Omicron Tally Rises to 358
In 24 hours, India had registered 6,650 new coronavirus cases and 374 deaths. Omicron tally rose to 358.
In 24 hours, India had registered 6,650 new coronavirus cases and 374 deaths. Omicron tally rose to 358.
