We were confined to our homes due to the pandemic and COVID-19 epidemic in 2020. At that time, curfews and social distance rules began to be implemented, with the incident affecting many people physically and psychologically. According to the statement made by the Minister of Health Fahrettin Koca, another variant of the COVID-19 virus, Eris, was also seen in our country. Here are the details…
Eris Variant of COVID-19 in Turkey! Will the pandemic start?
Minister of Health Fahrettin Koca announced that the variant of the COVID-19 virus named “Eris” was seen in Turkey. Saying that this is an expected situation, Koca said that there is nothing to worry about. Minister of Health Fahrettin Koca, who shared about the issue on Twitter, formerly known as X, stated that there is nothing to worry about and that this variant is expected to occur.
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According to the statement made by Fahrettin Koca, the Eris variant was an expected formation from the very beginning. Stating that different variants are expected to emerge after the effects of the virus decrease, Koca stated that the Eris variant has been detected in 9 people so far and they are all kept under surveillance in the same province.
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In the continuation of his post, Koca stated that the situation is common in other countries and is likely to occur in our country as well, and that we need to act cautiously by following the rules and especially protect our elders with chronic diseases.
Other sources sharing on the subject shared that the incident would be similar to the pandemic period again, but the statement made by Minister Koca showed that this was not the case and there was nothing to fear. The Eris in question is a variant with a lower incidence of illness than Omicron. In short, we should continue by following the simple hygiene rules in our daily lives.