Australian experts warn The new outbreak of COVID-19 is likely to happen in the coming weeks. at the hands of the novel coronavirus, while the number of cases in New South Wales and Victoria which is a densely populated area continues to rise
The World Health Organization (WHO) declared COVID-19 March 11, 2020 was a global pandemic and, even more than two years later, this declaration is still in effect.
in Australia People’s lifestyles seem to have returned to their pre-epidemic state. Most outbreak control measures have been identified, such as mandatory masks during public transport and isolation to monitor symptoms for people who test positive. This has been lifted, while some restrictions remain in place for health facilities and homes for the elderly and disabled.
But health authorities in New South Wales and Victoria have warned that there is likely to be a new round of infection rates soon, official data show. In the last week of October, the number of coronavirus cases increased in every state and territory of Australia except Queensland.
In other parts of the world, the COVID-19 outbreak continues as well
In the United States, Dr Anthony Fauci, chief medical advisor to the White House said Thursday A recently mutated omicron virus is spreading across the country as winter approaches.
University College London researchers say the UK may be COVID-19 free. During this year’s Christmas Ma may face a new wave of outbreaks in January as the European Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said strains BQ.1 and BQ.1.1 are likely to increase the number of cases in Europe in the short term. in the future
and in China, the number of COVID-19 cases hit a two-and-a-half month high on Thursday. According to data from public health authorities, WHO reports that the cumulative number of people infected with the coronavirus in China since the start of the pandemic is over 9 million.
According to the WHO as of Thursday, over 628 million people have been confirmed worldwide. He was diagnosed with Covid-19, with 6.5 million deaths.
- source: VOA
