Health officials identify cluster of 17 recent cases of Indian COVID-19 variant in Oklahoma
OKLAHOMA CITY ?
The Oklahoma State Department of Health announced Friday it has identified a cluster of 17 recent cases of the B.1.617.2 variant, commonly referred to as the India variant, in the state.
Of those, 13 confirmed cases were associated with Cleveland County, according to the OSDH. To date, officials said a total of 18 cases of the B.1.617.2 variant have been identified in the state.
According to OSDH officials, three of the 17 were fully vaccinated with the Moderna vaccine and two were partially vaccinated at the time of onset. Symptom onsets range from April 16 through April 27.
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Okieman Comment: Knew it was coming and probably already here in Oklahoma. Still disturbing when it is first reported.
OKLAHOMA CITY ?
The Oklahoma State Department of Health announced Friday it has identified a cluster of 17 recent cases of the B.1.617.2 variant, commonly referred to as the India variant, in the state.
Of those, 13 confirmed cases were associated with Cleveland County, according to the OSDH. To date, officials said a total of 18 cases of the B.1.617.2 variant have been identified in the state.
According to OSDH officials, three of the 17 were fully vaccinated with the Moderna vaccine and two were partially vaccinated at the time of onset. Symptom onsets range from April 16 through April 27.
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Okieman Comment: Knew it was coming and probably already here in Oklahoma. Still disturbing when it is first reported.
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