Coronavirus case increament hindering economic recoveries, The swift, record-shattering spike in coronavirus cases has dampened consumer activity, spurred layoffs and forced millions of people to take care of themselves or a sick family member.
As the Omicron variant continues to rapidly spread, SARS-CoV-2 sickness in the United States, a sibling-like version of the highly infectious variant is now causing concern among healthcare providers as it becomes more prevalent across the globe.
The Delta variant and those that preceded Omicron were characterized by series of symptoms such as persistent cough, fever and loss of taste and smell.
Scientists have advised the government that approving larger numbers of human in under-developed countries to go un-vaccinated is "careless" and could lead to spread of new variants.
The sudden emergence of the coronavirus variants have wreaked havoc than expected. The presence of the COVID's Delta variant was one of the sole reasons behind the second wave in some countries,
The symptoms of Covid-19 was stronger and deadly in beginning of the pandemic. but with so many people vaccinated recently, the warning signs of an infection have grown more subtle and vague.
Runny Nose and Sore throats are increasingly been a factor in vaccinated people with Omicron. But the Omicron variants patient reports fewer instances of cold, fever, cough, and loss of taste or smell.
The omicron variant has now spread over 11 countries in Africa, it was only confirmed in South Africa, Botswana, Ghana, and Nigeria as earlier.
According to Nkengasong, a Cameroonian virologist, Africa has so far recorded 8.7 million COVID-19 cases and 24,000 deaths.
