XE Variant

As Covid cases in children rise in Delhi and Noida amid emergence of XE variant, the new subvariant of Omicron, parents are demanding to discontinue offline classes and go back to remote learning mode for their little ones. According to…
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Just when we thought we are returning to normalcy, the new Covid variant XE has arrived in India. The first case of this variant was reported in a 50-year-old South African costume designer, who visited Mumbai in February. While schools…
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The XE variant of Covid-19 has spread to several countries in the past month, including India. With the fears of the fourth wave of the pandemic intensifying across the country, the Centre has issued a statement, saying that there is no…
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As XE variant of Coronavirus surfaces in Maharashtra and Gujarat, a fresh scare of a new wave of infections has left people worried. XE is combination of two most prevalent Omicron variants - BA1 and BA2, which makes it even more…
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Gujarat has detected a case of XE Covid variant, which is said to be highly transmissible, sources have said. This comes days after Mumbai's civic body reported India's first patient who got affected by the new recombinant variant that has…
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The Union Health Ministry has clarified on the reported case of Covid-19 XE Variant in Mumbai, saying present evidence does not suggest the presence of the new variant. “FastQ files in respect of the sample, which is being said to be 'XE'…
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While countries around the world are working to flatten the coronavirus curve, global Covid-19 cases on Sunday topped 490 million. According to the John Hopkins University data, the world has witnessed over 6.15 million deaths due to the…
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An increase in Covid cases in the first two weeks of March in several European countries, and China and South Korea, among other nations, had kept the world on edge amid fears of resurgence of deadly waves that put the global health systems…
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A new mutant of the novel coronavirus known as XE appears to be around ten per cent more transmissible than the BA.2 sub-variant of Omicron, as per the World Health Organisation. Until now, the BA.2 sub-variant of Omicron was considered…
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