Brazil, current world epicenter of the pandemic, touched 12 million infections and already exceeds 294,000 deaths from the coronavirus.
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Sao Paulo in crisis due to lack of medical oxygen
The National Council of Health Secretaries (Conass) of Brazil confirmed in the last 24 hours 47,774 new infections and 1,290 more deaths due to Covid-19
With these new figures, Brazil already accumulates 11.99 million positive cases and 294,042 deaths since the start of the pandemic.
*#PanelConass Covid-19*
Data: 21/03/2021, 18h* Cases *
• 47,774 not last period.
• 11,998,233 accumulated.*Deaths*
• 1,290 no last period
• 294,042 accumulated deaths.More information: https://t.co/ZjV7hqzyQ0
– CONASS (@ConassOficial)
March 21, 2021
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To the uncontrolled increase in cases and deaths of Covid-19 due to the lack of a national policy to deal with the pandemic, is added the lack of medicinal oxygen in most of the country to care for infected patients.
The governors warned about the possibility of a “collapse within the collapse” that the public health system is already experiencing, as a result of the explosion of infections.
São Paulo registers another record in the average of deaths from covid19: 493 in 24 hours for 15 days in a row.
The funeral service shows signs of collapse. In the Vila Formosa cemetery, the largest in Latin America, there were crowds on Sunday due to delays in the delivery of bodies. pic.twitter.com/kuL66CqeK3
– Nacho Lemus (@LemusteleSUR)
March 21, 2021
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In Sao Paulo, the Brazilian city hardest hit by the pandemic in numbers with more than 2.3 million infections and 67,558 deaths, a dozen patients were transferred this weekend to another hospital due to the shortage of medical oxygen.
*#PanelConass Covid-19*
Data: 21/03/2021, 18h* Cases *
• 47,774 not last period.
• 11,998,233 accumulated.*Deaths*
• 1,290 no last period
• 294,042 accumulated deaths.More information: https://t.co/ZjV7hqzyQ0
– CONASS (@ConassOficial)
March 21, 2021
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Despite the worst scenario of the pandemic that Brazil is going through, President Jair Bolsonaro continues to criticize the measures taken by various governors to deal with the coronavirus.
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