Monday 09/June/2025 – 07:42 PM
Health experts warned against the engraved Nimbus dynasty Corona virusWhich is expected to cause high rates of Corona virus infection this summer, This strain, called Nimbus, descends into a very dangerous omecarone breed, where 13 cases were already discovered in the United Kingdom, after increasing cases in China, Singapore and Hong Kong.
Symptoms of the infection with the beemed Nimbus Miss from the Corona virus
According to what was published in the British Daily Mail, while experts say that the symptoms of Nimbos are very similar to previous versions of the virus, sore throat can be a major sign of the new museum.
Dr. Navid Asif, a general doctor at the London Public Clinic, explained the distinctive symptoms of the engraved Nimbos dynasty of the Corona virus, which are characterized by acute pain and stabbing the throat when swallowing, often at the back of the throat, and other symptoms associated with the dynasty include redness in the back of the mouth and the swelling of the neck glands, in addition to symptoms of the common Coffee -19 virus such as fever, muscle pain and congestion.
According to health experts, the symptoms of the infection of the Nimbos dynasty can differ from the signs of previous mosques, so vigilance, awareness of symptoms and signs of infection are necessary to reduce the high cases of Corona virus.
Warnings from the engraved Nimbos dynasty from the Corona virus
According to the National Health Services Authority, symptoms of Kovid-19 include high temperature, continuous coughing, loss or change in the sense of smell or taste, shortness of breath and a feeling of disease.
UK health security agency data showed that the number of people who have been infected with the Corona virus has reached record levels this year and is already 97 percent higher than the numbers recorded in March.
Experts also warned that the new breed may lead to an increase in cases of Coffeted virus during the summer and urged people at risk to receive vaccination, even those who have been vaccinated or injured previously may be at risk of infection with the virus, as the previously built immunity fades over time.
