Moderna indicates its Corona Vaccine is impactful against new mutated virus

New Delhi: The Moderna company has expressed hope that their vaccine will prove effective on the new strains of Corona virus found in Britain. It has been said on behalf of the company that this vaccine will increase the immunity in the patient's body, which will prove to be effective in fighting and killing the virus.

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The company is also considering a trial of this vaccine on patients with new strains of Corona virus to prove its point. This statement from the company has come at a time when serious concern is being expressed about this virus in the whole world including Britain. It is worth noting that earlier Pfizer company has also said that its vaccine should be effective on the new strain.

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Let us tell you that a new strain of virus has been found in some countries of the world. These include South Africa, Italy, Netherlands, Australia and some other countries. The news of this strain surfaced in Britain about a week ago.

Scientists say the new strain of the virus is more contagious than before, but not fatal. British scientists have also predicted the virus to be fatal to children and the elderly. They say that this new strain of virus can engulf the entire country. In view of this strain, many countries of the world have closed their country's borders for travelers from South Africa including Britain.

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The Government has decided to be more strict in view of increasing patients due to new strains in Britain. Under this, in some places entry has been completely banned. The government also takes strict action on the Christmas events. Significantly, more cases of this new strain of virus have come to South Britain.

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