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Just when world seemed to be moving towards normalcy, a new Covid-19 variant has been found.
Israel's ministry of health on Wednesday said it had recorded two cases of new Covid variant. But officials added they were not unduly worried about it, news agency AFP has reported.
The strain combines two sub-variants of the Omicron version of the Covid-19 virus. It was recorded during PCR tests on two passengers arriving at Israel's Ben Gurion airport, report said.
The ministry said that this variant is still unknown around the world. It added that the two patients suffered from mild symptoms of fever, headaches and muscle dystrophy, and do not require a special medical response.

New Covid-19 variant: Here's all you need to know about new variant found in Israel

Covid-19: Here's all you need to know about new variant found in Israel

Israel records new Covid&nbsp;variant in two patients
Officials say they are not unduly worried about it
This variant is still unknown around the world
Symptoms:&nbsp;fever, headaches and muscle dystrophy

Israel's ministry of health on Wednesday said it had recorded two cases of new Covid variant

Just when world seemed to be moving towards normalcy, a new Covid-19 variant has been found.
Israel's ministry of health on Wednesday said it had recorded two cases of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/covid-spike-in-asian-and-european-countries-centre-says-be-alert-be-prepared-1647497181991">new Covid variant</a>. But officials added they were not unduly worried about it, news agency AFP has reported.
The strain combines two sub-variants of the Omicron version of the Covid-19 virus. It was recorded during PCR tests on two passengers arriving at Israel's Ben Gurion airport, report said.
<h3>New Covid-19 variant Symptoms</h3>
The ministry said that this variant is still unknown around the world. It added that the two patients suffered from mild symptoms of fever, headaches and muscle dystrophy, and do not require a special medical response.
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Even as the world is grappling with the Omicron variant of Coronavirus, there may be new, even more dangerous strain on the prowl.
Scientists in China have warned about a new strain of coronavirus, NeoCov, related to the Middle East respiratory syndrome MERS-coronavirus.
According to the researchers, NeoCoV carries with it the potentially combined high mortality rate of MERS-CoV and the high transmission rate of the current coronavirus. MERS-CoV has a mortality rate of 33%, making it very deadly.
The researchers have further warned that the current Covid-19 vaccinations are inadequate to protect humans from any eventuality of the infections caused by these viruses.
The research paper published in the bioRxiv website, has not yet been peer-reviewed and has been released in preprint.
The NeoCoV virus has been previously linked with outbreaks in the Middle East 2012 and 2015.
It is quite similar to Covid-19 causing coronavirus in many ways. NeoCoV was found in a population of bats in South Africa and has spread exclusively among these animals.

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NeoCov Covid variant: Have Chinese scientists just found the deadliest of all strains? Here's what we know so far

Chinese scientists&nbsp;want against the most dangerous Covid&nbsp;variant
Researchers:&nbsp;NeoCov strain&nbsp;related to MERS-coronavirus
High mortality rate of MERS-CoV &amp; transmission of current coronavirus
Researchers says current Covid-19 vaccinations may be inadequate

Scientists in China have warned about a new strain of coronavirus, NeoCov, related to the Middle East respiratory syndrome MERS-coronavirus

Even as the world is grappling with the Omicron variant of Coronavirus, there may be new, even more dangerous strain on the prowl.
Scientists in China have warned about a new strain of coronavirus, NeoCov, related to the Middle East respiratory syndrome MERS-coronavirus.
According to the researchers, NeoCoV carries with it the potentially combined high mortality rate of MERS-CoV and the high transmission rate of the current coronavirus. MERS-CoV has a mortality rate of 33%, making it very deadly.
The researchers have further warned that the current Covid-19 vaccinations are inadequate to protect humans from any eventuality of the infections caused by these viruses.
The research paper published in the bioRxiv website, has not yet been peer-reviewed and has been released in preprint.
The NeoCoV virus has been previously linked with outbreaks in the Middle East 2012 and 2015.
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It is quite similar to Covid-19 causing coronavirus in many ways. NeoCoV was found in a population of bats in South Africa and has spread exclusively among these animals.

No case of the new Omicron variant of coronavirus has been detected in India, the Hindustan Times has reported quoting senior government officials...

Government says no case of Omicron Covid variant in India, 2 clusters under lens

No case of the new Omicron variant of coronavirus has been detected in India, but 2 clusters in Maharashtra and Karnataka are under lens

Govt says no case of Omicron variant in India so far

No case of the new Omicron variant of coronavirus has been detected in India, the Hindustan Times has reported quoting senior government officials.
Report added that two clusters are under investigation - one in Maharashtra and another one in Karnataka.
The clarification came a day after a man tested positive for Covid-19 in Maharashtra&rsquo;s Thane district. He had travelled from Cape Town to Dombivli on November 24.
The man&rsquo;s samples were sent for genome testing to determine if he has been infected with the Omicron strain.
In Karnataka, the government has ordered precautionary measures in Dakshina Kannada, Madikeri, Chamarajanagar and Mysuru districts bordering Kerala. Chief minister Basavaraj Bommai said that there was high prevalence of Covid among people coming from Kerala.
The Omicron variant first emerged in South Africa and has been declared a variant of concern by the World Health Organisation.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday urged everyone to stay alert amid the reports of a new, more dangerous variant of Covid-19.

No case of the new Omicron variant of coronavirus has been detected in India, the Hindustan Times has reported quoting senior government officials.

No case of the new Omicron variant of coronavirus has been detected in India, the Hindustan Times has reported quoting senior government officials.
Report added that two clusters are under investigation - one in Maharashtra and another one in Karnataka.
The clarification came a day after a man tested positive for Covid-19 in Maharashtra&rsquo;s Thane district. He had travelled from Cape Town to Dombivli on November 24.
The man&rsquo;s samples were sent for genome testing to determine if he has been infected with the Omicron strain.
In Karnataka, the government has ordered precautionary measures in Dakshina Kannada, Madikeri, Chamarajanagar and Mysuru districts bordering Kerala. Chief minister Basavaraj Bommai said that there was high prevalence of Covid among people coming from Kerala.
The Omicron variant first emerged in South Africa and has been declared a variant of concern by the World Health Organisation.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday urged everyone to stay alert amid the reports of a new, more dangerous variant of Covid-19.
The Indian government on Sunday issued revised guidelines for international arrivals from December 1 in view of the Omicron variant.
As per the new guidelines, passengers will have to submit a travel history of the last 14 days on govt&rsquo;s Air Suvidha portal before the taking the flight. The travel history is a part of a self-declaration form.
Passengers travelling to India will also have to upload a negative RT-PCR report. The test should have been conducted within 72 hours prior to the journey.

Amid the new Covid variant scare, a man who returned from South Africa to Thane in Maharashtra recently has tested positive for coronavirus.
The man had travelled from Cape Town to Dombivali on November 24. He underwent a Covid-19 test which returned positive, municipal officials said.
The man didn't come in contact with anyone after returning from South Africa, and is currently admitted to an isolation centre, the officials added.
India on Sunday revised travel guidelines for international passengers in view of 'Omicron' variant.
International passengers must submit 14 days' travel history and upload negative Covid test results. Travellers from countries deemed "at-risk" will also undergo a mandatory 7-day home quarantine if they test negative for the virus, the Union Health Ministry said

Omicron scare: Maharashtra man tests Covid +ve after returning from South Africa

Amid the new Covid variant scare, a man who returned from South Africa to Thane in Maharashtra recently has tested positive for coronavirus



Thane: Man tests Covid positive upon return from South Africa

Thane: Man tests Covid&nbsp;positive upon return from South Africa
Unclear if the patient was carrying Omicron variant of Covid
Officials say man didn't come in contact with anyone is in isolation
Omicron&nbsp;first detected in S Africa, WHO says 'variant of concern'
India has revised travel guidelines for passengers from "at-risk: countries

Covid-19:&nbsp;It is not confirmed whether the patient was carrying the Omicron variant of coronavirus, which was first detected in South Africa and has been identified as the variant of concern by the WHO.

Amid the new Covid variant scare, a man who returned from South Africa to Thane in Maharashtra recently has tested positive for coronavirus.
The man had travelled from Cape Town to Dombivali on November 24. He underwent a Covid-19 test which returned positive, municipal officials said.
The man didn't come in contact with anyone after returning from South Africa, and is currently admitted to an isolation centre, the officials added.
India on Sunday revised travel guidelines for international passengers in view of 'Omicron' variant.
International passengers must submit 14 days' travel history and upload negative Covid test results. Travellers from countries deemed "at-risk" will also undergo a mandatory 7-day home quarantine if they test negative for the virus, the Union Health Ministry said

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