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Covid-19: Myanmar logs 31 cases of Omicron sub-variant

By ANI | Updated: March 18, 2022 22:55 IST

Myanmar confirmed its first batch of 31 cases of the COVID-19 Omicron variant's BA.2 sub-lineage on Friday, the Ministry of Health said.

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Myanmar confirmed its first batch of 31 cases of the COVID-19 Omicron variant's BA.2 sub-lineage on Friday, the Ministry of Health said.

The confirmed cases were found in 31 suspected cases of COVID-19 positive patients which were tested on March 15, the ministry said.

As of Friday, the Southeast Asian country has reported 608,384 confirmed cases from the virus with 19,420 deaths.

A total of 562,905 patients have been discharged from hospitals so far and the daily positivity rate on Friday is 3.04 per cent. (ANI/Xinhua)

( With inputs from ANI )

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