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Updated: 03 Jan 2023 08:25
The Covid-19 variant Omicron and its sublineages continue to be the dominant variant in India, with “XBB” being the most widespread sublineage circulating in the country, INSACOG said in its bulletin.
The bulletin of the Indian Consortium on SARS-CoV-2 Genomics (INSACOG) published on Monday.
According to the bulletin, BA. 2. 75 and BA. 2. 10 were also circulating, to a lesser extent.
“In particular, in northeastern India, BA. 2. 75 is the most widespread sublineage. However, no increase in disease severity or hospitalizations was observed in this period,” he said.
INSACOG said Omicron and its sublineages continue to be the dominant variant in India. XBB is the most widespread sublineage (63. 2%) circulating in India.
In the Cinco de Diciembre bulletin that was also published on Monday, INSACOG said that, overall, the infection rate is less than 500 per day.
“In the northern component of India, XBB was widespread, while in the eastern component, BA. 2. 75 was the main sublineage. The frequency of BA. 2. 10 and other Omicron sublineages decreased last week. However, there was no increased severity of illness or hospitalizations were observed this period,” he said.
In its November 28 bulletin, INSACOG that Omicron and its sublineages remain the dominant variant in India.
“BA. 2. 75 at 46. 5% and XBB and its sublineages at 35. 8% continue to be Omicron’s not-unusual maximum subline. INSACOG is closely monitoring the scenario related to XBB and XBB. 1,” he said.
INSACOG reports on SARS-CoV-2 genomic surveillance across the country, sequencing of samples from sentinel sites and foreign passengers arriving in India.
Amid Covid-19 cases in some countries, India has stepped up surveillance.
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