The new strain of modern coronavirus has led to an increase in concerns due to its ability to spread high.
And a new report has said the change is aimed at young people as the majority of cases have been reported in people under the age of 20.
The report by Imperial College London also suggests that measures such as social distance taken to prevent the release of Covid-19 will not work against the new variant.
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Earlier, the deadly virus was believed to target young people and children, but now they appear to be young at risk and can spread to millions more.
In the United Kingdom, recent estimates show that secondary school children are most affected by variability.
Fatal snoring is the most common among adolescents in South Africa and in India a two- and six-year-old child has become infected.
However, Britain ‘s chief medical expert, Neil Ferguson, says the symptoms for young people will be the same as in adults.
“From previous strains of this virus, we know that children were less likely to become infected and certainly much more likely to get symptoms than adults, which is unusual for a respiratory virus in the sense that most viruses are. breathing moves in children effectively. one chance is that this virus has altered in some way, not specifically aimed at children, just making children more like adults, a little, even in terms of symptoms or reproduction viral or transmission or both, “Ferguson said.
The decisions, however, are still at an early stage and time will tell whether or not the new pressure will become a new headache in 2021.