Six cases of the Omicron CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus variant have been found in Scotland, the government said on Monday. Not all of the cases had a recent travel history, suggesting some level of community transmission. Four of the cases were identified in the Lanarkshire area, with the other two in the Greater Glasgow and Clyde area, according to the Scottish government. This brings the total number of known Omicron variant cases in the UK to nine, with three cases previously identified in England. Scotland’s Health Secretary Humza Yousaf said Public Health Scotland will “undertake enhanced contact tracing in all cases.” “This will help establish the origin of the virus and any further individuals they have come into contact with in recent weeks,” he said. Deputy First Minister John Swinney said some of the identified cases had no travel history, with First Minister Nicola Sturgeon later adding that some didn’t have known links with …