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The Czech and Slovak mutants have been shown to be a more mutated version of the British variant, so they have a similar danger to the British mutant, so neither of them cause more serious disease than the original British version, he said. Miklós Rusvai to the ATV newsletter. The virus researcher also spoke about the fact that Slovakia is now struggling with the problem that Hungarian health care had to face last December.
Slovakia currently has the highest death rate in the world and the average number of new infections in the last 14 days has been identified.
According to Rusvai, if a fundamental mutational change does not occur in the virus, vaccines provide protection. As you said:
If vaccinations continue at the same rate as before, Hungary could overcome this epidemic by the end of May.
However, he cautioned that we should fear that a mutant could appear that would fundamentally alter the spike protein of the virus, although there has been no example of this so far.
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