CORONAVIRUS: Europe, At The Mercy Of The Omicron "Storm": "We Have To Survive The winter"

The WHO warns of the threat of the new variant that looms over Europe and that will put health systems "on the brink".

The song says that, at Christmas, "joy must be celebrated." However, in Europe, this will be a strange Christmas again, with small meetings, empty streets and closed shops, and with everyone waiting to see if two lines appear in the test that confirm what seems almost inevitable: positive for coronavirus . Ómicron is becoming the dominant variant in countries such as Denmark, Portugal or the United Kingdom. "Another storm is coming; these are unprecedented transmission rates. 

In a matter of weeks, omicron will dominate and push health systems even further to the brink. The key question is how to survive the winter, how to leave no one behind," Dr. Hans Kluge sentenced yesterday, Director of the World Health Organization (WHO) for Europe.

Omicron: The First Real-World Data On Corona's New Type Of Omicron Has Surfaced

The first real-world data on a new type of corona virus, Omicron, has emerged.

Research by South African scientists has shown that the data suggest that this new type of corona may be somewhat invasive against the body's immune system against the disease.

In fact, researchers have seen an increase in the number of people in South Africa who have been infected with Covid-19 for the second time or more.

More Cases Of Omicron Reported, Several Countries Closed Their Borders

A new variant of the corona virus (Omicron) is spreading around the world, with several countries closing their borders, while researchers have expressed ignorance about whether the omicron virus is more dangerous than the corona virus.

Researchers from the foreign news agency 'AP' South Africa had identified Omicron a few days ago and there is not much information about it yet. It is too early to say whether the virus is contagious.

It is believed that the news of the spread of Omicron virus is spreading rapidly and many countries are hesitant as to what strategy they should adopt while Corona virus has so far killed more than 5 million people.