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DOES INDIA NEED A FOURTH DOSE?

OVID-19 is not becoming just a bad memory yet, it seems. On January 10, India reported a fresh case of the XBB 1.5 sub-variant, nicknamed the Kraken variant, pushing India’s total cases to eight. The strain combines mutations from two Omicron variants—BA.2.10.1 and BA.2.75—and is also fuelling the latest surge in the US. Meanwhile, India has also recorded several cases of the BF.7 Omicron sub-variant, many found in the samples of Covid-positive international visitors, and fuelling the current wave in China. However, despite the entry of these two new sub-variants, which have caused both increased infection and death in other countries, India is currently in a comfortable position. On January 9, only one death

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