Imagine and draw a picture of Omicron Virus and Colour it. Write a message on it "COVID 19 - A blessing in Disguise". Write on the given topic in 200-250 words
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What we know about the Omicron variant
What is Omicron and what precautions should you take to protect your family?
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17 December 2021
People around the world are concerned about the Omicron variant of COVID-19. We’ve gathered the latest expert information about this new variant and will continue to update this article as more information becomes available.
For more tips and information on COVID-19, see our COVID-19 guide for parents.
Last updated: 17 December 2021
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What is the Omicron variant?
How did the Omicron variant develop?
Where is the Omicron variant present?
Is the Omicron variant more severe?
Is the Omicron variant more contagious?
Does the Omicron variant have different symptoms?
Vaccine effectiveness against the Omicron variant
Prior COVID-19 infection and the Omicron variant
Omicron variant and testing
Omicron variant and children
How to protect your family
How to talk to your child about Omicron
What is the Omicron variant?
The Omicron variant of COVID-19 has been called a variant of concern by WHO based on the evidence that it has several mutations that may have an impact on how it behaves. There is still substantial uncertainty regarding Omicron and a lot of research underway to evaluate its transmissibility, severity and reinfection risk.
How did the Omicron variant develop?
When a virus is circulating widely and causing numerous infections, the likelihood of the virus mutating increases. The more opportunities a virus has to spread, the more opportunities it has to undergo changes.
New variants like Omicron are a reminder that the COVID-19 pandemic is far from over. It is therefore essential that people get the vaccine when available to them and continue to follow existing advice on preventing the spread of the virus, including physical distancing, wearing masks, regular handwashing and keeping indoor areas well ventilated.
It is also crucial that vaccines and other public health measures are accessible everywhere. Vaccine inequity leaves lower income countries – many of them in Africa – at the mercy of COVID-19. Well-supplied countries must urgently deliver the doses they promised.
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