A new wave of Kovid -19 is seeing a significant increase in infections in countries such as Singapore, Hong Kong and Thailand in many cities of Asia. The boom is mainly run by the New Omikron Subveriants, especially JN.1 and its descendants such as LF.7 and NB.1.8. However, experts say that the concern over the fact is that there are currently 257 active cases in India. According to official data, most cases are light and do not require hospital care.

Kerala has recorded the largest number of new infections with 69 cases since May 12, followed by Maharashtra with 44 cases and 34 with Tamil Nadu. Other states with new cases include a case in Karnataka (8), Gujarat (6), Delhi (3), and Haryana, Rajasthan and Sikim.

According to experts, the increase in cases may be due to factors that include a vanning immune, as there is no indication that the circulating variants are more broadcast or can give rise to more serious cases than what happened during the epidemic. “So far, so far, India has not experienced any spikes in matters. Nevertheless, we cannot reduce our guards. With more global journey, new strains can reach our country soon. That is why it is still advised by experts to take precautions,” Dr. Sameer Bhati, a public health E said.

“A person with low-defense, especially the elderly and old health problems, should still be cautious. Use of masks in crowded areas, proper hand hygiene, and staying in the house when sick are still good habits. It is also intelligent for those who qualify for getting a booster shot and when they are available when they are available, they said.

Is there a new version that causes spike in cases?

Experts believe that the current Omikron variant, JN1, is behind the current bounce in Asia. JN.1 is more efficient to spread than its parents’ strains, as the reason for mutation is that it helps to attach human cells more easily and dodge some immune reactions.

JN.1 Strain spreads in the same way as the first variant of Kovid -19:

• Airborn drops due to talking, coughing, or sneezing
• Close contact in public places
• Touching

Jn.1 What are the symptoms and symptoms of stress?

The World Health Organization has classified JN.1 Strain as a “type of interest” and is now a “version of concern”. Who has also mentioned that the global public health risk presented by JN.1 is low.

While most of those who are affected, light upper respiratory symptoms, some common signs include:

• High fever
• Flowing nose
• sore throat
• Headache
• Excessive fatigue
• muscle weakness
• Exhaustion
• Minor gastrointestinal issues

In some cases, the new version may also be present with hunger and continuous nausea loss. However, some patients have reported more intense tiredness than previous waves.

In healthy individuals, the symptoms are usually light and improve within four to five days, as cases are growing rapidly, the authorities are closely monitoring the situation. Doctors recommend staying away from the virus by repeatedly washing their hands, wearing masks, and following other Kovid -19 precautions to stay safe.