Explained: What is Covid variant BF.7 and how severe will it be in India?
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and has the strongest infection ability, has a shorter incubation period, and a higher capacity to cause reinfectionDH Web DeskLast Updated : 22 December 2022, 06:12 IST Follow Us :
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