Rajasthan: 4 people who came from SA infected, 4 more people who have taken both the doses from them are also positive
Amidst the danger of (Omicron), 4 members of the same family who came from South Africa in Rajasthan's Jaipur have been found to be Corona positive. At present, these people are admitted in the hospital where they are undergoing treatment.
Amidst the danger of (Omicron), 4 members of the same family who came from South Africa in Rajasthan's Jaipur have been found to be Corona positive. At present, these people are admitted in the hospital where they are undergoing treatment. Considering these people suspicious of Omicron, samples have been sent for genome sequencing.
The more disturbing thing is that in Adarsh Nagar, Jaipur, out of 12 relatives from whom this family came from South Africa, 5 people have come positive, including a 16-year-old child. All adults except children have received both doses of the vaccine. They do not have symptoms of corona and the condition is not serious. All have been quarantined considering Omicron suspects. Now their samples have been taken for genome sequencing. Only after the report comes, it will be known whether Omicron is there or not.
Ajit Singh Shekhawat, superintendent of Rajasthan University of Health Science said that the. The family, who returned from Africa, is being treated at the hospital, considering it suspicious of Omicron. Let us tell you that this family had returned from Africa on 25 November. After this, I met relatives in Adarsh Nagar. On Wednesday, a person from the family living in Adarsh Nagar came infected and then all were examined.
In Rajasthan, the cases of corona are increasing continuously, in November about 365 cases have come so far, in which Jaipur remains the hottest spot. At the same time, children are also getting infected continuously. On Thursday also 21 positive cases were reported.
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