Delta variant causing outcry in UK? Top Expert Claims - Third wave of Corona going on

Countries around the world are trying to stop Corona virus, but can not be fully successful. Even the new wave of Corona is coming after one. Expert says that the third wave of Corona virus is going on in Britain. An Expert advised to the government on the vaccination program said that due to the Delta variant, the UK is going through the third wave.

Advisor Professor Adam Finn of Joint Committee on Vacation and Immunization (JCVI) told the 'BBC' that the race is going on in the middle of the vaccination and delta variant. It is known that Delta variant was first found in India. Professor Finin said, 'It is going upwards. Maybe we can be a bit optimistic that it is not going fast, but still it is moving upwards. Because of this, definitely the third wave of Corona is going on. '

He further said, "We can conclude that this race is going firmly between vaccine program and delta variant." At the same time, when he was asked how he was convinced that the UK vaccination program can leave the delta variant with the current rate, which has now been opened to all the Adults.

In response to this question, he said, 'No, I do not have confidence, but I think there are some bases of optimism. The latest figures of office for National Statistics (ONS) continue to increase, but this increase has not happened as fast as I feared. '

Professor Adam Fin further said that this race is continuing. As soon as we will be able to put the second dose of the vaccine, especially we will be able to prevent them in the wave of hospitals. If we managed to protect the elderly in sufficient numbers then we can avoid a large bounce of deaths. Later things will be able to move back to normal.

According to ONS data, one of the 540 people is infected with the delta variant. It is spreading fast in the UK. According to the latest figures of Public Health England (PHE), the possibility of being infected with the Corona of the vaccine is reduced, as well as the need for treatment in the hospital also decreases about 75 percent.