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Delta troublesome, Delta Plus few, Lambda worrying: A doctor's take on 3 Covid-19 variants

The 2nd wave of India's Covid-19 pandemic has been attributed mostly to the Delta variant, first reported in India in October 2020.
By hindustantimes.com | Written by Poulomi Ghosh
PUBLISHED ON JUL 11, 2021 03:20 PM IST
A large number of tourists strolling at Ridge in Shimla in July. (Photo by Deepak Sansta / Hindustan Times)

Dr SK Sarin, the director of the Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences, has said that though the Lambda variant is not present in India right now, it can come and that is the most worrying aspect of the present Covid-19 situation of the country. On the possibility of a third wave of the pandemic, he said that it can be fatal as there are chances that the virus will get the opportunity to spread because of the gathering of tourists as several hill stations of the country, Dr SK Sarin said to news agency ANI.

On Delta, Delta Plus, Lambda


On these most-discussed variants of the SARS-CoV-2, Dr Sarin said Delta, the variant which has been termed as the most transmissible by the World Health Organization is troublesome, Delta Plus, another mutation of Delta, is also there but cases have not been reported in large numbers. Lambda is most worrying, Dr Sarin said, adding that though it has not been reported in the country so far, it can come.


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While the 2nd wave of the Covid-19 pandemic was dominated by Delta, which is still the variant behind maximum infections in the country, Delta Plus and Lambda are much in the discourse. Several states have reported Delta Plus cases but, according to scientific studies conducted so far, Delta Plus is found to be limited in some pockets of the states.


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