Texas Man Believed To Be The First To Die Of Omicron COVID Variant
As the number of cases of the Omicron variant increase across the country, here in Texas, we've experienced a first.
A Texas man in his 50s who was unvaccinated and was already a high-risk patient who suffered underlying conditions has died according to Business Insider
The man who lived down in Harris County is believed to be the first American to die of the Omicron variant.
Yesterday here in Bell County, KWTX reported that Baylor Scott and White confirmed there's at least one case of the variant in both Mclennan and Bell County.
Health officials say this variant is highly contagious and are currently trying to track who came in contact with those with it.
Reportedly, the delta variant took 4-5 days to spread, this variant takes only 1-2 days.
While there is a major concern about just how contagious the new Omicron variant is, the consistent message is that this particular variant of the COVID-19 virus is very mild.
Health experts also advise the public to get vaccinated and get tested before visiting their loved ones this holiday season.
If you are traveling take extra precautions, use hand sanitizer, wear a mask, and try to social distance yourself as much as possible.
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