COVID-19 strain B.1.617.2, first found in India, to be called 'Delta' variant: WHO
As per the health agency, all the variants of the COVID-19 virus have been named in Greek letters.
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COVID-19 strain B.1.617.2, first found in India, to be called 'Delta' variant: WHO
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