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Corona virus cases are continuously increasing in the country. The total number of cases has increased to 1045. The maximum number of 430 active cases are in Kerala. There are 210 cases in Maharashtra, 104 in Delhi and 83 in Gujarat. Out of 80 cases in Karnataka, 73 are from Bengaluru.
A total of 10 patients have died in Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Bengal and Karnataka. Out of this, 8 people died in a week. However, many also had other serious diseases. Maharashtra suffered the highest number of deaths in Korona. A woman died in Thane on Monday.
According to the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare- 787 new patients have been recorded in the last one week (after 19 May 2025). However, it is a matter of relief that 305 patients have been recovered in a week. Dr. Rajiv Bahl, director of ICMR, said that so far 4 variants have been found in the country. These include LF.7, XFG, JN.1 and NB.1.8.1 variants.
10 deaths so far in new cases of Kovid in the country So far 10 people have died in the country amid growing new cases of Corona. Two people died in Jaipur on Monday. A person was found dead at Jaipur railway station. His corona report has come positive. At the same time, a 26 -year -old youth admitted to private hospital died of Kovid. He already had TB disease. At the same time, a Korona positive woman died during treatment in the welfare-dumbwali municipal area in Thane.
Earlier on Sunday, 21 -year -old Kovid patient, who was undergoing treatment at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Kalwa Hospital in Thane, Maharashtra, died. The young man was undergoing treatment from May 22. So far 5 people have died of Corona in the state.
Earlier on May 17, an 84 -year -old elder died in Bengaluru, Karnataka. The health department said that the elderly died of multi -organ failure. However, on 24 May, his covid report came positive. In Kerala, 2 people died of Kovid.
Four new variants of Kovid-19 found in India In many states of India, 4 new variants have been found in the country, amidst the increase in new cases of Kovid-19. Director General of ICMR Dr. Rajiv Bahl said that the variants from South and West India are of four LF.7 series, XFG series, JN.1 Series and NB.1.8.1 series. Sequencing is being done by taking samples from other places, so that the new variant can be examined. Cases are not very serious and people should not worry, just be cautious.
Although WHO has not considered them worrying, but has categorized as a variant kept under surveillance. This variant is visible in the increasing cases of Kovid in other countries of Asia including China.
Spike protein mutations such as A435S, V445H, and T478i of NB.1.8.1 spread rapidly compared to other variants. They do not affect the immunity against Kovid.
Kovid’s JN.1 variant is the most common in India. This variant is found in more than half of the samples in testing. This is followed by cases of BA.2 (26 percent) and Omikron Sabalines (20 percent) variants.
Jn.1 variant Weakens immunity
JN.1 is a strain of BA2.86 of Omikron. It was first seen in August 2023. In December 2023, WHO declared it ‘variant of interest’. It has about 30 mutations, which weaken immunity.
According to Johns Hopkins University in America, JN.1 spreads more easily than other variants, but it is not very serious. It remains the most common variant in many parts of the world.
Symptoms of JN.1 variant may live from a few days to weeks. If your symptoms persist for a long time, then you may have a long time to live. This is a condition in which some symptoms of Covid-19 persist even after recovering.
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