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Omicron drives significant increase in the number of cases and hospitalization in U.S: Reports

In the United States, there have been 466,000 new registered cases of the latest variant of the COVID-19 Omicron. As per the data shared by the sources, the infected people have set a benchmark globally of the most recorded infected people, around 61 million on 3rd January.

Health Experts says the Omicron variant is the most contagious as well as highly transmissible, which leads to an increase in the number of infected individuals per day.

In November 2021, the first Omicron case was reported in South Africa. The majority of the hospitals are filled with Omicron infected people.

On Saturday, according to the reports, the admission in the hospitals have been increased in speed since the last year of December. The health authorities have cautioned the hospital officials that the soar in the cases will also be a significant issue of the hospitals.

Moreover, the hospitals face the difficulty of expanding in cases where the health staff is also getting infected. They are isolated, and there is the shorage of the workers.

The rise in COVID-19 infected people brings stress and severe tiredness to the hospital workers. However, the doctors and the nurses are getting irritated as the maximum number of people are still not vaccinated.

They are worried that the people are getting affected simultaneously, but they are still not vaccinated. The people are ignoring the doctor’s recommendations.

The President of the United States, Joe Bidden, and his officials said the booster shots help people fight the rising disease. “The people who have not received the booster jabs yet are still at the high risk of getting ill.

If the person gets ill, they will share this infection with the other one such as family and friends, and this is an issue of worry, but by panicking, nothing can be solved.”

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