Cases of a new Omicron sub-variant called JN.1 are rising worldwide; Singapore, India, UK, Germany among many nations report rising cases. The World Health Organisation urges nations to take strict measures.

COVID JN.1 subvariant cases surge worldwide, India records 142 new cases

COVID JN.1 subvariant cases surge worldwide, government issues advisory, makes mask mandatory

The COVID scare does not seem to go away four years since China reported its first case and new variants are still circulating globally. The Indian government has now confirmed the presence of JN.1 subvariant of COVID-19 in the southern state of Kerala.

COVID variant JN.1 cases detected in India, Centre issues advisory to states

Covid cases are once again on the rise, in India. The Indian government has confirmed the presence of JN.1 subvariant of COVID-19 in the southern state of Kerala. The Union Health Ministry data on Monday revealed that India recorded 260 new Covid infections in the last 24 hours. What more do we know about this sub-variant? How contagious is it? How severe will the infection be? To discuss matters further, we're joined by Dr. Rajeev Jayadevan, Co-Chairman National IMA COVID Task Force & Past President, Indian Medical Association, Kochi.

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COVID variant JN.1 cases detected globally, W.H.O urges nations for stronger surveillance

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COVID JN.1 subvariant cases surge worldwide, India records 142 new cases

COVID JN.1 subvariant cases surge worldwide, government issues advisory, makes mask mandatory

COVID variant JN.1 cases detected in India, Centre issues advisory to states

COVID variant JN.1 cases detected in India, Centre issues advisory to states

COVID resurges in India | 260 cases in one day | States issue advisories | WION Live Discussion

COVID variant JN.1 cases detected globally, W.H.O urges nations for stronger surveillance