Switzerland records first case of Brazilian coronavirus mutation

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| 9 février 2021

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Switzerland has reported its first case of the Brazilian coronavirus mutation, health authorities affirmed on Tuesday.

Switzerland’s Federal Office of Public Health confirmed on Tuesday that one case of the Brazilian variant of coronavirus has been registered in Switzerland.

“Yesterday, we were informed that a first case of the Brazilian variant (P7) has been detected in Switzerland,” Masserey told reporters, without providing further details.

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