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Scientists think they know when, where and how the new coronavirus strain started – Liverpool Echo
The new strain of the deadly virus is highly contagious and spreads faster than the previous strain of Covid-19
Scientists believe they know exactly when, where and how the new strain of coronavirus began.
According to scientists, the first sample of the new coronavirus strain was discovered in a person who lived near Canterbury in Kent in September.
The new variant is highly contagious and spreads faster than the previous strain of Covid-19, but it is not thought to be more deadly or to make people more unwell.
The new variant, whose 14 different mutations are thought to make it up to 70% more infectious…
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