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Indian Covid variant - from symptoms to cases, everything you need to know

Vanessa Chalmers, Digital Health Reporter Apr 20 2021, 5:37 ET Updated: Apr 20 2021, 6:14 ET Vanessa Chalmers, Digital Health Reporter Invalid Date, CASES of the Indian variant are on the rise amid fears it is the “fastest growing variant in the UK”. But some scientists are not worried yet, saying the strain’s features look no more dangerous than those seen in variants that emerged from South Africa, Brazil and Kent. 3 A new variant of the coronavirus (pictured) is causing concern in the UKCredit: Alamy Public Health England (PHE) announced the detection of the Indian variant, called B1617, on April 16. But COG-UK - the group of scientists that analyse variants in the UK - said a patient in the UK first tested positive for B1617 on February 22.

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India placed on UK Covid red-list amid concerns over variant

India has been added to the coronavirus “red list” in response to mounting concern about the number of cases there and the emergence of a variant. The move, announced just hours after Boris Johnson was forced to cancel a trip to the country, comes into force at 4am on Friday, meaning Britons returning after that point will be forced to quarantine in a hotel for 10 days. Anyone who is not a UK or Irish resident or a British citizen will be banned from entering the country if they have been in India in the previous 10 days. Health Secretary Matt Hancock said so far 103 cases of the Indian variant had been identified in the UK.

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Covid-19: Key questions answered on Indian variant

THE UK government has placed India on its travel red list after 103 cases of a new variant of Covid-19 were detected at British borders. Health secretary Matt Hancock told Parliament today (Monday, April 19) that anyone returning to the UK who has been to India in the previous 10 days must go through mandatory 10-day quarantine at a government-approved hotel if they arrive on these shores from 4am on Friday. Non UK or Irish residents will not be allowed in until 10 days after visiting India. “India is a country I know well and love,” said Mr Hancock. “Between our two countries we have ties of friendship and family. I understand the impact of this decision but I hope the house will concur that we must act.”

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India placed on UK Covid red-list amid concerns over variant | Braintree and Witham Times

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India placed on UK Covid red-list amid concerns over variant | Harwich and Manningtree Standard

India has been added to the coronavirus “red list” in response to mounting concern about the number of cases there and the emergence of a variant. The move, announced just hours after Boris Johnson was forced to cancel a trip to the country, comes into force at 4am on Friday, meaning Britons returning after that point will be forced to quarantine in a hotel for 10 days. Anyone who is not a UK or Irish resident or a British citizen will be banned from entering the country if they have been in India in the previous 10 days. Health Secretary Matt Hancock said so far 103 cases of the Indian variant had been identified in the UK.

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