99 million people in the world are infected with COVID – On January 24, CNN reported on the progress of the COVID-19 situation, according to the information from the World Metrics website. Globally, 575,620 new cases of new cases hit a 24-hour period on Saturday, Jan 23, a further 575,620, resulting in a cumulative total of 99.2 million and 2.1 million deaths, with the United States ranked No. 1. With at least 25.5 million cases in the world, 427,635 deaths No. 2, India with 10.6 million cumulative cases, 153,376 deaths, No. 3, Brazil with 8.8 million, with at least 216,475 deaths. 4 Russia with 3.7 million total cases, 68,971 deaths and fifth in the UK. The cumulative infection rose to 3.6 million, 97,329 deaths.
According to the Johns Hopkins University, the UK has the highest rate of COVID-19 deaths per 100,000 people in the world, according to statistics collected. After the country’s record-breaking 1,820 daily deaths on Jan. 20, over the past seven days, an average of 1,240 deaths per day resulted in the virus mortality rate. The death rate per 100,000 people was 142.53, followed by the Czech Republic with the loss rate of 140.91, Italy at 139.34, 4th in the United States, 125.35 and Spain at 117.80 people per 100,000.
Point out the British strain of COVID is more severe than expected
While scientists at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said they met with a panel of expert scientists from the United Kingdom. And we have learned from British data on the COVID mutation in the UK that it may be more severe than it was initially assessed as being mild. Just with a fast level of epidemic
“CDC is coordinating with the UK authorities and examining new data on mortality rates linked to the B.1.1.7 mutant,” the UK itself reports of a possible fact that COVID has been linked to the disease. This mutant has higher mortality rates than other strains of COVID. And British Prime Minister Boris Johnson admitted there was some evidence suggesting the mutation of COVID was discovered in the country in November 2020. It is associated with higher mortality rates.
Malaysia’s record sickness
The same day, the Malaysian Ministry of Health said. Another 4,275 new cases of COVID-19 were found, which is the country’s record high number of daily infections and broke the record 4,029 on Jan.16. A total of 25,360 new cases, the daily mean of 3,622 for the deaths, an increase to at least 667 and have been cured 137,019.
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