COVID-22, a new coronavirus type said to be deadlier than Delta, is being warned about by experts

As India prepares for the third wave of the new coronavirus, researchers are warning of a ‘Super Variant’ of the SARS CoV-2 that could emerge as COVID-22 in 2022, and that unvaccinated person could be potential super spreaders.

According to The Sun, Professor Sai Reddy, an immunologist in Zurich, believes that the current strain mix could result in a new and more severe outbreak. COVID-22 was “inevitable,” according to Reddy because the coronavirus is very likely to combine to form a deadlier strain, particularly with Delta, Beta, and Gamma variations.

“COVID-19 could be far worse than what we’re seeing right now,” he said. As a result, as the fight against coronavirus continues, more than one vaccination will be required in the future. He cautioned that vaccinations and booster shots will be required ‘perhaps for the rest of our lives.’

He warned that the world could not rely only on immunization. “COVID-22 could deteriorate further than we are now witnessing… We must be prepared for more than one immunization in the coming years, as the vaccine is continually responding to new types “The Sun cited him as saying.

He insisted that the world be prepared since the COVID-22 variant has the potential to be a major threat. “If such a variant occurs, we must identify it as soon as feasible, and vaccine manufacturers must adjust the vaccine as soon as possible. The advent of this new variety poses a significant concern “Reddy asserted.