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Why are the two Indian Covid variants spreading in Melbourne more dangerous than the original virus?

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People wait outside the Melbourne Exhibition Centre coronavirus vaccination hub where an anti-lockdown protest is expected to take place. Source: James Ross (AAP)

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Learn about the Indian Kappa and Delta Covid variants that are spreading around Melbourne these days and their severity.

SBS Sinhala discusses with Dr. Mrs. Chandrika Perera (Consultant -Microbiologist in Melbourne).

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Why are the two Indian Covid variants spreading in Melbourne more dangerous than the original virus? | SBS Sinhala