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Emerging variants: Subtype B.1.617.2 was found in 1% of tests in January, 77% in April SECTIONS Share Synopsis Data suggests that B.1.617.2 has a 15% growth rate faster than even B.1.1.117 (the UK Kent variant). The Kent variant was predominant in the surge in Punjab this year. AP One of the three subtypes of the B.1.617 Sars-Cov-2 virus is now fast emerging as the key driver of the current surge in India. Latest studies show the variant identified as B.1.617.2 as the sub-lineage spreading fast across India and other countries. Three distinct subtypes of B.1.617 have been identified so far: The B.1.617.1 (in India, but declining), the B.1.617.2 and the B.1.617.3. Data suggests that B.1.617.2 has a 15% growth rate faster than even B.1.1.117 (the UK Kent variant). The Kent variant was predominant in the surge in Punjab this year.

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