No sufficient data to be alarmed about Delta Plus variant: Maharashtra COVID-19 task force member
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He also said people need to adhere to COVID-19 prevention guidelines and wear masks, avoid crowds and get vaccinated.
Maharashtra task force member Dr. Shashank Joshi on Wednesday said there is no sufficient data available to be alarmed about the ‘Delta Plus’ variant of coronavirus. He also said people need to adhere to prevention guidelines and wear masks, avoid crowds and get vaccinated. Notably, Maharashtra Health Minister Rajesh Tope on Monday said 21 cases of the Delta Plus variant, considered highly infectious, have been found in the State so far, including nine in Ratnagiri, seven in Jalgaon, two in Mumbai, and one case each in Palghar, Thane and Sindhudurg districts.More Related News

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