WHO expressed concern about the new variant ‘XE’ of Corona, said it is 10 times more dangerous than Omicron

New Delhi | Corona new variant ‘XE’: Amidst decreasing corona infection in India and lifting restrictions, the World Health Organization (WHO) has raised concern once again by issuing a warning about the new variant of Corona. WHO has expressed concern about the new variant of Corona. Let us tell you that China’s Omicron variant of Corona is causing havoc. After which lockdown has to be imposed in many cities and lakhs of people are imprisoned in their homes.

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New variant XE, 10 times more dangerous than Omicron
Corona new variant ‘XE’: According to media reports, it is being said that it can be 10 times more dangerous than Omicron’s sub variant B.2 and has been named XE. WHO has expressed concern about this and said that until some changes are seen regarding this new variant, it will be seen by connecting it to Omicron itself.

XE variant surfaced in UK, WHO is keeping an eye
According to WHO, this XE variant was first detected in the UK on 19 January. Since then many cases of this have come to the fore. WHO is constantly monitoring the effects of this new variant.

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Infection spreading again in the world, news of relief in India
The ever-increasing cases of corona infection have again engulfed many countries of Europe. Due to which the situation in these countries has started deteriorating. Corona infection in China has worsened the situation in such a way that there is no space left to admit patients in 12,000 government hospitals of the country. People are wandering here and there for health services. However, there is relief from Philhar Corona in India. In the last 24 hours in India, 1260 new corona infected have come to the fore. But scientists have once again warned of the fourth wave and asked to be alert.