Recently, there have been reports that the mutant coronavirus, which is spreading in the UK, has already appeared in Germany last month.
According to the German Development magazine on the 28th local time, last month, medical staff at Hanover Medical School collected and analyzed samples of corona19 patients.
As a result, a mutant coronavirus was identified in the sample.
The patient’s daughter was found to have stayed in the UK in mid-November.
German health officials estimate that the infection was transmitted in the UK.
The mutant coronavirus is known to be 70% more contagious than the existing Corona 19.
In Britain, where the mutant coronavirus is spreading, the number of confirmed cases per day was the highest ever.
According to the BBC, there were 41,385 confirmed cases in the UK that day.
The previous record was 39,237 people on the 23rd.
Since the emergence of the mutant coronavirus, its spread has been accelerating.
The number of deaths per day increased by 357 more.
The number of inpatients is 2426.
The cumulative number of confirmed cases in the UK so far is 2.32 million, and about 71,000 have died.
There have also been confirmed coronavirus mutations in Japan.
According to Japan’s NHK, the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare announced that a woman in her 30s who stayed in South Africa was infected with a mutant coronavirus.
On the 19th, the woman was found infected at the quarantine station at Narita Airport.
When the sample was sent to the National Institute of Infectious Diseases for analysis, it was identified as a mutant virus.
As a result, 15 people in Japan were infected with the mutant coronavirus.
On this day, there were 2,400 new confirmed cases in Japan and 51 deaths.
To date, more than 8165 million people have been infected with the coronavirus in the world.
Of these, about 1.78 million died.