New Delhi, December 06, 2021:- Omicron cases in India are in a constant rise after the first two cases of the new covid variant were identified in the state of Karnataka. Other states have started to gather up their supplies to fight the new variant.
India witnessed the worst covid scenario during its second wave in March and fears the time repeating itself.
More than a dozen cases have been identified and traced, but many went missing dogging the officials, and some are said to have spread the virus by attending social gatherings, the results of which are yet to be seen.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has urged an upscale in Covid Vaccinations to its administration and to the administrations of various states of India, of which many have shown positive responses.
Tamil Nadu has started door-to-door vaccination programs, while Delhi has prepared for hospitals and management, which were the missing factor during the second wave in the capital.
Chief Ministers across states in India have urged the Prime Minister to shut down the flights’ affected countries to curb any possibility of explosive spread of the virus’ variant.
Omicron cases in India single out the point of worry citing the previous wave and the death toll, that even the burials failed to manage.
Doctors have called for the “Bio-Terrorist” term for those who are still NOT Vaccinated to Covid and may become a reason for the rise in Omicron cases in India.
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