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The Malaysian government has said that Lambda variant of coronavirus, which was first detected in Peru, is turning out to be deadlier than Delta, which was first discovered in India.
According to health ministry of Malaysia, cases of lambda variant have been detected in more than 30 countries in the past four weeks.
Lambda accounts for nearly 82% of the coronavirus case samples reported during May and June in Peru, the country with the highest mortality rate in the world.
In Chile, another South American country, the strain accounts for more than 31% of the samples from May and June.
The World Health Organization has already designated Lambda as 'variant of interest' saying that it shows increased transmission and resistance to antibodies.

Covid-19: 'Lambda' variant deadlier than 'Delta', says Malaysia

Malaysia says cases of lambda variant, which was first reported in Peru, have been detected in more than 30 countries in the past four weeks

The Malaysian government has said that Lambda variant of coronavirus, which was first detected in Peru, is turning out to be deadlier than Delta, which was first discovered in India.
According to health ministry of Malaysia, cases of lambda variant have been detected in more than 30 countries in the past four weeks.
Lambda accounts for nearly 82% of the coronavirus case samples reported during May and June in Peru, the country with the highest mortality rate in the world.
In Chile, another South American country, the strain accounts for more than 31% of the samples from May and June.
The World Health Organization has already designated Lambda as 'variant of interest' saying that it shows increased transmission and resistance to antibodies.

Cases of lambda variant, which was first reported in Peru, have been detected in more than 30 countries in the past four weeks

The Malaysian government has said that Lambda variant of coronavirus, which was first detected in Peru, is turning out to be deadlier than <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/delta-strain-8-times-less-sensitive-to-covid-vaccine-antibodies-study-1625493274369" target="_blank">Delta variant, which was first discovered in India.</a>
According to health ministry of Malaysia, cases of lambda variant have been detected in more than 30 countries in the past four weeks.
Lambda accounts for nearly 82% of the coronavirus case samples reported during May and June in Peru, the country with the highest mortality rate in the world.
In Chile, another South American country, the strain accounts for more than 31% of the samples from May and June.
The World Health Organization has already designated Lambda as 'variant of interest' saying that it shows increased transmission and resistance to antibodies.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/who-chief-covid-19-delta-variant-dangerous-continuing-to-evolve-and-mutate-1625333311391" target="_blank">Also See | WHO: Covid-19 Delta variant continuing to evolve</a>

As the world deals with the Delta Covid-19 variant, the World Health Organisation on Friday designated another variant, labelled as 'Lambda', as a 'Variant of Interest' (VOI).
WHO in it's weekly bulletin said that the Lambda variant was initially detected in Peru in August 2020 and has since been reported in 29 nations around the world, mostly in Latin America, including Argentina and Chile.
The global health body said that the Lambda variant has been monitored "as an alert for an extended period", and has been associated with "substantive rates of community transmission" in multiple countries.
The WHO bulletin, however, also added that there is currently "limited evidence" on the full extent of the impact associated with this variant, and "robust studies need to be conducted into the phenotypic impacts to formulate a plan on countermeasures.

New Covid variant Lambda found in 29 countries, WHO calls it 'Variant Of Interest'

New Covid variant 'Lambda' found in 29 countries, mostly Latin America, WHO designates it as 'Variant Of Interest'

WHO designates new Covid&nbsp;variant 'Lambda' as 'variant of interest'
WHO: Lambda variant was initially detected in Peru in August 2020
The variant has been reported in 29 nations around the world: WHO
Prevalance&nbsp;of Lambda variant seen in&nbsp;Latin American nations: WHO
WHO: monitoring the Lambda variant closely for an extended period
Variant associated with 'substantive rates of community transmission'
WHO:&nbsp;have limited evidence, need robust studies to plan countermeasures

As the world deals with the Delta Covid-19 variant, the World Health Organisation on Friday designated another variant, labelled as 'Lambda', as a 'Variant of Interest' (VOI).
WHO in it's weekly bulletin said that the Lambda variant was initially detected in Peru in August 2020 and has since been reported in 29 nations around the world, mostly in Latin America, including Argentina and Chile.
The global health body said that the Lambda variant has been monitored "as an alert for an extended period", and has been associated with "substantive rates of community transmission" in multiple countries.
The WHO bulletin, however, also added that there is currently "limited evidence" on the full extent of the impact associated with this variant, and "robust studies need to be conducted into the phenotypic impacts to formulate a plan on countermeasures.

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