Vaccinated people more likely to be infected with new covid variant

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Vaccinated people more likely to be infected with new covid variant

The World Health Organization has said that cases of the new Covid variant XBB 1.5 are being reported in 38 countries.

According to the news agency, the chance of getting infected with the new Covid variant XBB 1.5 is higher among vaccinated people.

The World Health Organization added that there is currently no evidence that the new Covid variant is more dangerous than the previous one.

According to the World Health Organization, 82 percent of the cases of the new covid variant have been reported in the United States and 8 percent in the United Kingdom.

According to the WHO, 2% of the cases of the new covid variant were reported in Denmark.

According to the European Center for Disease Control, the new covid variant is spreading 12.5% faster in the United States.

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