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Brazil: Fully vaccinated person dies from omicron strain
In Brazil, a patient died of the omicron strain after receiving three doses of the coronavirus vaccine.
According to the portal G1, the 68-year-old patient died in the town of Aparecida di Goiânia, Goias state. It is known that the patient suffered from hypertension and chronic lung disease. What drug the deceased was inoculated with is not mentioned.
In the United States, the first death from the omicron strain of coronavirus was recorded on December 21, 2021. A Texas resident died at the age of about 50. The man was not vaccinated, and he also had heart problems.
A new strain of coronavirus under the code B.1.1.529 was detected in South Africa on November 11. The first confirmed cases of infection date from November 24. The strain was named with the Greek letter "omicron" and has already managed to recognize its danger at the level of the World Health Organization.
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