The World Health Organization says it is monitoring a new strain of the corona virus, which was identified in January in the Latin American country of Colombia.
According to the news agency, the scientific name of the new Corona variant named ‘Mo’ is ‘B1.621’. The World Health Organization says that there is a danger that the vaccine will not be effective against the genetic changes in the Mo variant.
The World Health Organization (WHO) says that mutations in the virus, which have the ability to disrupt the immune system, require further research to understand this new strain of the virus. Go
According to the World Health Organization, cases have been reported in Europe and other South American countries since the Mo virus was identified in Colombia.
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On the other hand, there is concern around the world about new strains of the corona virus, especially the delta variant, which has led to a steady increase in the number of infected people.
Remember that the Delta variant has most affected people who have not been vaccinated or where areas have not been strictly protected against the virus.
The World Health Organization has identified four species of codeine nitin, of which alpha is present in 193 countries, delta virus is present in 170 countries, and five other species, including Mo, are currently in need of monitoring.