The faster-spreading coronavirus strain first detected in the UK is unlikely to make vaccines less effective as of now but the preventives may need to be appropriately altered if more mutations occur over time, say scientists. More than 40 countries, including India, have banned travel to and from the UK, a move several scientists said was necessary for a view of the rapid spread of the new viral strain, VUI-202012/0, that was detected on September 21. There is panic in Britain after the second and third strain of COVID-19 detected
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