New coronavirus strain PJ.2.1: the risk of its spread to Russia is growing
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The risk of the new coronavirus strain PJ.2.1 spreading around the world is growing. This is reported by the publication E1.ru. Experts say this variant of the virus could also reach Russia.
A strain is a variant of a virus that has small changes in its genetic makeup. Such changes can sometimes affect how quickly the virus is transmitted from person to person. The new strain is already being recorded in various countries, so its spread is causing concern.
According to the source, the danger is linked to the possibility that the virus could enter Russian territory. The materials do not yet say how the situation will develop or how many cases have already been registered. That is why it is important to follow official reports from health authorities.
Experts recommend following the usual protective measures: washing hands, using antiseptics, and, if you feel unwell, staying at home and consulting a doctor. The situation with the new strain will continue to be studied, and new data on its spread will appear in the near future.
Sources: Е1.ру
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