Many countries of the world testify to the 4th peak of the pandemic while Omicron replaces Delta as the most dominant variant. India has so far seen two overvoltages.
A 44% jump in cases of daily COVIDs December 29th reports the overall increase of COVID cases according to experts, the scientific forecasts planned after the Omicron epidemic, the last variant of SARS-COV-2. According to all these forecasts, India will see an increase in Covid-19 cases, which can be described as a third wave, but its impact will not be as severe as the first and second. According to experts, the wave is also likely to be short. The overvoltage should take place at the beginning of 2022.
Here are the 4 things that experts says
> A tracker developed by researchers at the University of Cambridge predicted that new infections will begin to increase the last week of December.
> A study by IIT-Kanpur stressed that the third wave of the pandemic pandemic in India can plunder before 3 February 2022. The rise in cases, according to this prediction, should have started by December 15 .
> The National SuperModel National Covid-19 Committee estimated that the third wave should loot at the beginning of next year. Members stated that the daily workload should increase once Omicron begins to replace Delta as a dominant variant.
> Doctor South African Angelique Coetzee who has identified the first time that the Omicron variant recently stated that India would consider a push in cases of COVIDs, mainly driven by the Omicron variant, but the infection will be light. “India will see a thrust in COVID-19 cases focused on Omicron and simultaneously, there will be a high positivity rate. But I hope that the majority of cases will be as lightweight as what we see here in Africa South, “said Coetzeee.
Here are the world trends
> Most countries see the 4th wave of the Pandemic of Covid, driven by Omicron.
> South Africa, we believe, began to overcome the wave because the number of cases of Omicron in the country is now in decline
> In the United States and the United Kingdom, Omicron replaced Delta as the dominant strain.
> The United States and the United Kingdom attend a record increase in the number of cases and hospitalizations.