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IIT Kanpur professor Manindra Agrawal has claimed that mild  Covid-19 third wave is likely to peak in India between January and February.

 Mild Covid-19 third wave likely to peak in India between Jan, Feb : IIT Kanpur professor

IIT Kanpur professor Manindra Agrawal has predicted that a mild Covid-19 third wave is likely to peak in India between January and February next year.&nbsp;
In contrast to a South African research study, Agrawal said that Omicron does not seem to be bypassing natural immunity from Covid-19 in any significant way.&nbsp;&nbsp;
He said that there is no need to panic about the new variant but citizens must remain careful.&nbsp;
Agrawal also&nbsp;said that the Omicron variant is not leading to critical cases but only mild infection. The data gathered so far suggests that the variant has only mild symptoms, even as its transmissibility appears to be high.&nbsp;
Recommending the&nbsp;mild lockdown&nbsp;including night curfew, restrictions on crowding to&nbsp;control the spread of the virus and reduce the peak value, he said that&nbsp;the third&nbsp;wave in the country is nearly certain; however, how bad it will get will depend on how the government tackles it.&nbsp;&nbsp;

IIT Kanpur professor Manindra Agrawal has claimed that mild&nbsp;&nbsp;Covid-19 third wave is likely to peak in India between January and February.

A traveller from South Africa, who is among the first two people in India to test positive for the Omicron variant of coronavirus, reportedly left India within seven days of testing positive by obtaining a negative Covid test report from a private lab.
The development has led to the Karnataka government directing civic officials in Bengaluru to register a police complaint and investigate the validity of a negative Covid test report provided to the 66-year-old South African traveller.
On Thursday, the Karnataka government reported that genome sequencing of samples taken from the South African national, who is the representative of a private medical firm, had detected the new Omicron variant of the virus.
The traveller, who arrived in Bengaluru on November 20, tested positive at the airport and stayed at a five-star hotel in central Bengaluru. On November 23, he purportedly obtained a negative Covid test report from a private lab which allowed him to return to South Africa, via Dubai, on November 27.

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Did Omicron+ South African national leave India using fake Covid-19 report?

A traveller from South Africa, who is among the first two people in India to test positive for the Omicron variant of coronavirus, reportedly left India within seven days of testing positive by obtaining a negative Covid test report from a private lab.
The development has led to the Karnataka government directing civic officials in Bengaluru to register a police complaint and investigate the validity of a negative Covid test report provided to the 66-year-old South African traveller.
On Thursday, the Karnataka government reported that genome sequencing of samples taken from the South African national, who is the representative of a private medical firm, had detected the new Omicron variant of the virus. ALSO WATCH:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/coronavirus/does-vaccine-work-against-omicron-should-you-be-concerned-govt-answers-faqs-1638541820720">Does vaccine work against Omicron? Should you be concerned? Govt answers FAQs</a>
The traveller, who arrived in Bengaluru on November 20, tested positive at the airport and stayed at a five-star hotel in central Bengaluru. On November 23, he purportedly obtained a negative Covid test report from a private lab which allowed him to return to South Africa, via Dubai, on November 27.

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