Can Omi Cron replace the worldwide Delta variant?

Can Omi Cron replace the worldwide Delta variant?

With a new strain of the corona virus, the omega-3, spreading to South African countries and engulfing countries around the world, scientists are anxiously watching a war that could determine the future of the epidemic. The question is, could the new Corona replace the Delta variant around the world, according to the Associated Press? Some scientists, based on data from South Africa and the United Kingdom, say that Omi Kron could do just that. Dr. Jacob Lemioux, who monitors the various variants for research collaboration led by Harvard Medical School, says: If not everywhere, Omi Kroon can compete with Delta in many places. But other scientists said yesterday that it was too early to say whether the Omi Crown would spread more efficiently than the Delta, or if so, how fast it could take over.  

.  Matthew Bunker, director of clinical virology at the Mayo Clinic, says: "Especially in the United States where we are seeing a significant increase in Delta, whether Omi Kroon is going to replace it, I think we will know in about two weeks. will be done. Many important questions about Omi Crohn's have not been answered, whether the virus causes a mild or more severe illness and whether it can affect people who have been infected or vaccinated with Corona in the past.  On the issue of proliferation, scientists point to what is happening in South Africa, where Omi Kroon was first discovered. Omi Kron's speed in South Africa has alarmed health experts that a new wave is beginning in the country that could fill hospitals. However, scientists say it is unclear whether Omi Kroon will create the same conditions in other countries as it did in South Africa.