Covid19 ALERT: warning of Korona’s fourth wave, BHU Professor said- New disaster can come in 28 days

News India Live, Digital Desk: Covid19 alert: Cases of Corona are constantly increasing in the country. So far, more than 1200 active cases have been reported in various states. In Kerala, Maharashtra, Delhi as well as UP, new forms of Korona are constantly coming out. In such a situation, the fourth wave of Corona is being feared. A BHU scientist has also made a big claim amidst the increasing threat of Kovid.

Professor Dnyaneshwar Choubey said that this new sub -availability of Korona is JN.1, which is now spreading in India after Asian countries Singapore, Hong Kong and America. The way the initial cases are increasing in India, it is being estimated that it will be extreme in the next 3 to 4 weeks.

Cases will decrease after 21 to 28 days

He said that the duration of infection of different waves of Kovid has been different. The lockdown was installed during the first wave, due to which the rate of infection was very low. Because of this, the duration of infection in the first wave was about 60 days. After this, this time in the second wave reached its highest level in 21 days. While the third wave was active here for 28 to 32 days. From this it is clear that this type of Omikron can affect people even more rapidly. On the basis of which it can be said that it can reach its peak in 21 to 28 days. After this, the cases of Kovid will start decreasing again.

He said that these two new variants of Corona JN.1 and NB.1.8 can be so deadly. That is why his team is continuously doing research. Genome sequencing is very important to monitor the new variants. Thus the mutation of the virus is detected. During the second wave, Alpha was also found with two other varona variants. Due to which it spread at the community level and then the highest number of deaths occurred. Research is being done on whether there is any such possibility this time too. Soon a team of BHU scientists will collect sewage samples in Varanasi and test them. This test shows how many copies of the virus are inside it. This will help in detecting community proliferation and adjacent danger.