Corona's dangerous XBB.1.5 variant Enters India: First case found in Gujarat, American experts say its 120 times more infectious than the previous strain
A new variant of Corona XBB.1.5 has been found in America which is very dangerous as compared to other variants.

A new variant of Corona XBB.1.5 has been found in America which is very dangerous as compared to other variants. American health expert of Chinese origin Eric Feigel Ding has said that it spreads the infection 120 times faster than the previous BQ.1 variant. The matter of concern is that the entry of this variant has now been done in India. A case of this variant has also come to light in Gujarat.
Ding has said that XBB.1.5 is a super variant of Corona. Due to this, the rate of hospitalization of people is continuously increasing. Ding has said that a scientist has studied the model of this variant spreading in New York. It specializes in dodging the human immune system faster than all the earlier variants.
Health expert Eric has claimed that the CDC did not release the correct figures of the XBB.1.5 variant in the last 2 weeks. He alleged in 17 tweets one after the other that like China, America is also hiding the data of the new variant of Corona.
Ding has shared photos of some figures from the Center for Disease Control of America. According to him, these figures of Corona were not released by the CDC. Eric claimed that the center showed a jump from 1% to 40% in cases linked to the new variant. There has been a 40% increase in the cases of this new corona variant in the US in the month of December.
Health experts have warned that after the new variant, the rate of admission of corona patients to the hospital will not come down quickly. The biggest reason behind this is that the new variant is not like Omicron but it is a special recombination. Which is made up of two corona variants that have already mutated.
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