The United States had been infected with the Omicron strain before who named it! He has participated

Original title: there have been cases of Omicron virus infection in the United States before the name of who! He has participated in the diffuse exhibition
On December 2nd, the Minnesota state health bureau announced that the 30 year old man, Peter Mackin, was the first American case of COVID-19's mutation. Nandu reporter learned that according to the Minnesota health bureau, McKinley infected Omicron on November 23 local time, three days earlier than November 26, which was first named by who.

New York animation show.
According to foreign media reports, McKinley participated in an animation exhibition held in New York from November 19 to 21 local time. Mckinn said novel coronavirus pneumonia was officially diagnosed as a new crown pneumonia in November 23rd when he returned home after the end of the exhibition. On December 2 local time, in screening a batch of virus samples, Minnesota officially confirmed McKinley as the first case of Omicron virus infection in the United States.
Makin's infection time point showed that the Omicron strain had existed in the United States at least before November 23. This time point was earlier than November 24, when South Africa first reported the Omicron variant strain to the who, and November 26, when the who named Omicron.
Mckinn said he recalled that more than half of the more than 30 people he contacted in New York were positive for COVID-19 tests. But the state where these people live did not announce whether they were infected with the Omicron strain. At present, the cause of maijin's infection with the Omicron strain has not been confirmed. U.S. media criticized that the U.S. health department's response to the mutant strain has been far slower than the spread of the virus. On December 5 local time, Rochelle valensky, director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and prevention, said that as of the 5th, at least 15 states in the United States had found cases of Omicron infection, and this number is expected to rise.
Collected and written by: Nandu reporter Zhou Fei