UK Minister says Indian variant can spread like wildfire among people not vaccinated

London: How important Vaccination is to reduce the growing risk of Coronavirus can be understood by the statement of UK Health Minister Matt Hancock. Hancock has warned those who do not have the vaccine, that the Indian Variant variant found in India can be very dangerous. He said that the COVID vaccine provides protection from the variants found in India, but in those who have not taken the vaccine, the infection can spread like wildfire.

More dangerous than Kent Variant

According to the CGTN report, while talking to the media, the UK Health Minister Matt Hancock said that those who are eligible to be vaccinated should do so without delay. Hancock has warned people that the Kovid Variant Vaccine, which is wreaking havoc in India, can be very dangerous for those who do not get vaccinated. He said that this strain can spread faster than the Kent variant. Let us tell you that the Kent variant was the main cause of the second wave in the UK this winter.

'Vaccine only can save'

Matt Hancock said that the Kovid variant found in India is becoming the dominant variant in some parts of the country, such as Bolton and Blackburn. Many people in Bolton were hospitalized due to an infection of a variant found in India. A large number of these patients were those who had not been vaccinated. He said that therefore all people who are eligible for the vaccine should take an appointment without delay. Only the vaccine can save us from danger.

Said this on lockdown

Will the loosening of lockdown restrictions in Britain be affected given the threat of the Indian variant? In response to this question, Hancock said that the decision of relaxation in the third phase from Monday under the scheme will continue. There will be relaxation of indoor activities under this. He said that the decision would be reviewed later and a decision would be taken as per the situation.