The research team in Cyprus announced that a new coronavirus strain had been identified in 25 cases

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The research team in Cyprus announced that a new coronavirus strain ​

had been identified in 25 cases​

The research team in Cyprus announced that a new coronavirus strain had been identified in 25 cases

newsfounded.com

8 Jan 2022
New coronavirus strain was identified in Cyprus as stated tonight in the Cypriot media by the professor of the Department of Biological Sciences of the University of Cyprus, Dr. Leontios Kostrikis. The Professor according to what the website Home | News it is a mutation Deltacron identified in 25 cases and it appears that the strains have a genetic background of mutation Delta. “We found a large number of variants identified only in Omicron with differences in other strains because its genome has 30 different variants. From these the 10 variants of Omicron were identified in the incidents we identified in Cyprus. “There is an international interest …”


Commentary:
It's obvious that the Wuhan Covid-19 virus is mutating more rapidly than the CDC and Fauci can handle. The mutations found in Cyprus are directly related to the "Delta" variant. Meanwhile can we expect a more deadly variant than the original a appear? I'd say more than likely.
Just something we can look forward to for 2022 and beyond.
For all the blustering coming from the 46th president both before and after his fraudulent election to the present, he has not given the average American citizen anything to look forward to but lies, authoritarian edicts and more restrictions of our Constitutional rights that injure us more than the virus has.

 

[theHawk]

Meanwhile can we expect a more deadly variant than the original a appear? I'd say more than likely.

Less likely. A virus isn’t likely to mutate into something more deadly, then it wouldn’t survive itself.

 

[Circe]

The research team in Cyprus announced that a new coronavirus strain ​

had been identified in 25 cases​

The research team in Cyprus announced that a new coronavirus strain had been identified in 25 cases

newsfounded.com

8 Jan 2022
New coronavirus strain was identified in Cyprus as stated tonight in the Cypriot media by the professor of the Department of Biological Sciences of the University of Cyprus, Dr. Leontios Kostrikis. The Professor according to what the website Home | News it is a mutation Deltacron identified in 25 cases and it appears that the strains have a genetic background of mutation Delta. “We found a large number of variants identified only in Omicron with differences in other strains because its genome has 30 different variants. From these the 10 variants of Omicron were identified in the incidents we identified in Cyprus. “There is an international interest …”


Commentary:
It's obvious that the Wuhan Covid-19 virus is mutating more rapidly than the CDC and Fauci can handle. The mutations found in Cyprus are directly related to the "Delta" variant. Meanwhile can we expect a more deadly variant than the original a appear? I'd say more than likely.
Just something we can look forward to for 2022 and beyond.
For all the blustering coming from the 46th president both before and after his fraudulent election to the present, he has not given the average American citizen anything to look forward to but lies, authoritarian edicts and more restrictions of our Constitutional rights that injure us more than the virus has.

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Bring 'em on --------- they can't do more harm than the government has.

 

[lennypartiv]

Brought to you by the liberal media. Do they have an agenda? Sure looks like it.

---Cyprus reportedly discovers a Covid variant that combines omicron and delta---

MSN

www.msn.com

 

[Baron Von Murderpaws]

The new "variant"
The OxyMoron Variant

 

[1srelluc]

Oh No!....Anyway.

 

[toobfreak]

The research team in Cyprus announced that a new coronavirus strain had been identified in 25 cases​

I have a real problem with this. I heard a reliable report the other day that NO ONE is checked for strain during a Covid test! It takes too long and costs too much! It requires DNA analysis. So they make global assumptions for each area based on samplings of the wastewater.

So how is a little country like Cyprus able to come up with so specific a number?