LAHORE: The National Institute of Health (NIH) has confirmed the Omicron case in Karachi, Pakistan. The National Institute of Health says Omicron was confirmed after genome sequencing was completed.
This is the first confirmed case of the Omicron variant in Pakistan. Omicron trends are being monitored to identify suspicious specimens. Agha Khan Hospital in Karachi has also confirmed the first case of Omicron, saying that the first patient of the Omicron variant is at home and the condition is better than before. However, Omicron has not yet been confirmed in any other person across Pakistan.
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According to reports, the Sindh Health Department stated a private hospital in Karachi had confirmed the Omicron variant in a woman. The variant was confirmed on the 8th of December. According to the authorities, the affected woman is reportedly isolated at home. She was allegedly non-vaccinated and has no travel history.
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It should be noted that the most recent highly contagious variant of Covid-19, termed the Omnicron, which was initiated from South Africa has reportedly spread across many western countries including the USA, the UK, India, and Japan.
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According to reports, almost all countries have imposed travel restrictions on South Africa and its environs in order to prevent further spread. Meanwhile, the World Health Organization (WHO) has warned of a possible further spread of the Omicron variant globally, saying that the Omicron variant could lead to an increase in Corona cases in the future, with severe consequences.
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