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France IHU Variant
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Scientists detect IHU variant of COVID-19 in France

| @indiablooms | Jan 04, 2022, at 10:51 pm

Paris; Scientists have warned that a new COVID-19 variant named IHU may have been detected in France.

It comes after 12 patients tested positive in the same region, and their tests showed "an atypical combination", reported Express Online.

According to reports, the variant has 46 mutations.

The index case had returned from travelling to Cameroon, suggesting to experts that it may have originated in the African country, the news portal reported.

The variant has been given the name B.1.640.2, reports Express Online.

The new variant emerged at a time when the world is battling Omicron.

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