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New COVID-19 variant emerges in France with more mutations than omicron

New COVID-19 variant emerges in France with more mutations than omicron

  • So far 12 people have been found infected with the new ihu variant
  • The first person identified to have contracted the variant was fully vaccinated
By Arab News ·
Probe launched after Saudi Arabia records first omicron variant case

Probe launched after Saudi Arabia records first omicron variant case

By Rawan Radwan ·
Update World races to contain new COVID threat, the omicron variant

World races to contain new COVID threat, the omicron variant

By Arab News ·
Saudi Arabia has suspended flights to and from South Africa and six other African countries. (Shutterstock)

Saudi Arabia suspends flights to and from 7 African countries due to new COVID-19 variant

By Arab News ·
Scientists raise alarm over COVID-19 variant with ‘horrific’ number of mutations

Scientists raise alarm over COVID-19 variant with ‘horrific’ number of mutations

By Arab News ·
Vaccine key to protecting against COVID-19 variants even for recovered patients, says Saudi health ministry

Vaccine key to protecting against COVID-19 variants even for recovered patients, says Saudi health ministry

By Arab News ·
UK scientists: Future COVID-19 variants could have 35 percent fatality rates

UK scientists: Future COVID-19 variants could have 35 percent fatality rates

By Arab News ·
Shopping attracts Saudis to Bahrain amid spread of COVID variant video

Shopping attracts Saudis to Bahrain amid spread of COVID variant

By Hebshi Alshammari ·
Variants of the Coronavirus, including the South African and British mutations, present potential new challenges for vaccine makers. (File/Reuters)

AstraZeneca working to adapt vaccine to new strains

By AP ·
COVID-19 could become as mild as common cold: UK scientist

COVID-19 could become as mild as common cold: UK scientist

By Arab News ·

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