The latest winter wave of infections is thought to be mostly caused by the rapidly spreading novel COVID strain known as JN.1. In India's states and major cities, reports of respiratory illnesses caused by COVID variant JN.1 have now reached "high" or "very high" levels. As Delhi reports the first case of COVID variant JN.1, is there a reason to panic?
GeneralThe latest winter wave of infections is thought to be mostly caused by the rapidly spreading novel COVID strain known as JN.1. In India's states and major cities, reports of respiratory illnesses caused by COVID variant JN.1 have now reached "high" or "very high" levels.
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