The new type of coronavirus is causing panic all over the world. At the end of last year, South Africa was first caught in the corona type Omicron. So far this omekron has been spreading the B1 sub-variant (sub-variant) infection. This time, many people have been infected in Britain as a sub-variety of Omicron.
The 426 people have been identified in Britain after the gene test, which has been reported in Denmark, Australia, China and Singapore. Now the question is, is the B2 subtype more dangerous than the B1 subtype of Omicron?
According to the data of Britain's Health Protection Agency, no specific mutations in the B2 subtype have been noticed.
The company's incidence director Meera Chand said the infected person was serious because of B2 It is not clear whether he is sick or not, so very little information has come in hand in this subset. We are looking at more.
Tom Picok, a virus expert at Imperial College London, said that it is not possible to say that this subtype is very different from B1.