Two from Kenya detected with Omicron in Hyderabad
The Hindu
The woman is in hospital and the man is being traced
Omicron has been detected in a 24-year-old woman from Kenya and 23-year-old man from Somalia who came to Hyderabad in December.
Both were known to be residing in Hyderabad. State's Director of Public Health G. Srinivasa Rao said on December 15 that the woman was sent to the Telangana Institute of Medical Sciences, Gachibowli. The man is being traced. Their genome sequencing results were received on December 14 night.
Though the passengers are not from risk countries, their samples were collected after they landed in Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (RGIA), Shamshabad.
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