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Tunisia’s Director General of the National Center for Pharmacovigilance, Riyadh Daghfous, said the new coronavirus variant is not dangerous, cases involving variants in the country remain low, and the health situation is stable. However, he urged people to monitor its spread and follow preventive measures. The World Health Organization warned that its symptoms resemble those of the common cold and flu, which may make testing necessary to identify an infection and determine the appropriate treatment. The PJ.2.1 variant was first detected in June 2026 and has been recorded in around 19 countries.
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