With the discovery of two new strains of coronavirus in the UK, authorities have renamed the strains as a nationwide concern.
The two new mutations of coronavirus detected in Bristol and Liverpool were reclassified as “anxiety variant” and “variant under investigation” separately by the British government ‘s New and New Respiratory Virus Risk Advisory Group (NERVTAG) on Tuesday.
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Public Health England has reported at least 55 cases of Liverpool transfer and 14 cases of Bristol variants, reports The Sun.
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Both variants contain E484K mutations found in South African and Brazilian variants and may render the Covid-19 vaccine ineffective.
Last week, a major test was announced in Liverpool and Bristol where cases of various South Africans have escalated.
The British government is expected to insist that travelers entering the UK from abroad must undergo two coronavirus tests while in quarantine.
“Improving our authentication system to cover all entrants while they are lonely will provide another level of protection and allow us to better detect new issues. potential for them to be introduced into the country, and it will give us even more opportunities to find new changes, “a spokesman for the AFP news agency said.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson is opposed to strong criticism of laziness to test international labels that has led to an increase in cases of various changes marked abroad.
Under new lock-in rules, passengers arriving from 33 countries, including South Africa and South American countries are barred from entering the UK.