Suara.com – The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) explains that the coronavirus varian Delta much more infectious and penetrates the protection established by the Covid-19 vaccine. Therefore, this Delta variant can cause more severe infections than other variants.
Dr. Rochelle Walensky, director of the CDC, acknowledged that people who were vaccinated with the breakthrough infection with the Delta variant carried the same amount of virus in the nose and throat as people who had not been vaccinated.
In addition, they can also spread the Delta variant of the corona virus in their bodies more easily. Recent journals have also described inflammation due to the wider Delta variant.
According to journals or documents reported from Times of India, the Delta variant is more infectious than the viruses that cause MERS, SARS, Ebola, seasonal flu, and infectious smallpox such as chicken pox.
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The contents in the document reflect concerns among CDC scientists about the spread of the Delta variant coronavirus across the country. A federal official who has read the document is hoping for additional data on the varian virus corona in that document to publish it.
“The CDC is extremely concerned about the incoming data regarding the Delta variant as a serious threat and requires immediate action at this time,” the official said.
In the United States alone, there are 71,000 new cases of the Covid-19 coronavirus per day. Recent data shows that people who have been vaccinated can still spread the Delta variant of the coronavirus and contribute to the number of cases, although the odds are lower.
Walensky said transmission of the coronavirus by people who have been vaccinated is a rare event. But other scientists have said that the event may have been more common than previously thought.
Therefore, the CDC recommends people who have been vaccinated against Covid-19 to continue to wear masks indoors and in public spaces to prevent transmission of the Covid-19 corona virus.
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However, the document suggests that the CDC’s recommendations may still not be enough to prevent transmission of the coronavirus. This is because higher transmissibility and current coverage of the Covid-19 vaccine are very important.
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