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Scientists have discovered a new coronavirus variant in California as the state continues to struggle with a rising number of cases and deaths.
The strain was first seen in Denmark but does not appear to be a more infectious one in the European country that was linked to minks and led to 17 million of the animals being culled in November.
This new variant, known as L452R, dates back to samples as early as May in The Golden State.
It has been linked to multiple outbreaks in Santa Clara County, including one in a Kaiser Permanante emergency room that sickened more than 90 and led to one death.
سلالة جديدة لـ«كورونا» تثير الذعر في كاليفورنيا
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Many countries are currently battling a third wave of coronavirus thanks to highly transmissible mutations. The UK s strain - B 1.1.7 - is up to 70 percent more transmissible than the previous strain and is thought to be behind the current surge in cases. Fears are also growing about the strains that have hatched out of South Africa and Brazil.