Xinhua News Agency, Minsk, January 29. Xinhua News Agency reporters in Asia and Europe report: The development of the new crown epidemic in Russia has slowed down in the past month, and the Russian education department has instructed some universities to resume classes next month; Ukraine and Kazakhstan are about to start mass vaccination New crown vaccine; Georgia fully resumed international scheduled flights on February 1.
According to news from the Russian Epidemic Prevention Command on the 29th, Russia added 19,238 new confirmed cases of new crowns compared with the previous day, with a total of 3813048 confirmed cases, a total of 72,185 deaths, and a total of 3,255,462 cured cases. In view of the recent increase in the number of confirmed cases of the new crown in Russia in the past month, the overall trend of the epidemic has entered a stable stage. Russian Minister of Science and Higher Education Falikov signed an administrative order on the 29th: Russian universities under the Ministry will start from February 7. Face-to-face teaching will be resumed starting today, and it is recommended that other colleges and universities resume face-to-face teaching in due course according to the local epidemic situation.
According to information from the Ministry of Health of Ukraine on the 29th, in the past day there were 5181 newly confirmed cases in the country, a total of 1211593 confirmed cases, a total of 22479 deaths, and a total of 1003341 cured cases. Ukrainian Minister of Health Stepanov said on the same day that the country plans to carry out the first phase of vaccination in February, and the number of vaccinations is about 367,000, mainly for people at high risk of infection such as medical staff.
According to news from the Ministry of Health of Belarus on the 29th, there were 1867 new confirmed cases in Belarus compared with the previous day, a total of 244,718 confirmed cases, a total of 1,698 deaths, and a total of 231,399 cured cases. The World Health Organization Office in Belarus announced on the 29th that Belarus will, with the support of the World Health Organization, in the near future, will spend several months studying the relevant data of the country’s residents with antibodies to the new coronavirus in order to explore the development and changes of the new crown epidemic in Belarus.
According to news from the Ministry of Health of Kazakhstan on the 29th, in the past day, Kazakhstan has newly confirmed 1,469 cases, a total of 183999 confirmed cases, a total of 2,527 deaths, and a total of 165,595 cured cases. The Harbin News Agency reported on the 29th that in Karaganda, where there is a vaccine production line, the country’s first new crown vaccination center was built on the same day, and the first batch of vaccinations for the public was prepared. It is reported that Karaganda will gradually open 115 new crown vaccination centers. The first batch of vaccinations will be mainly medical personnel, and then gradually expanded to teachers, police and other groups.
According to data from the Georgian government’s website for the prevention and control of the new crown epidemic on the 29th, Georgia has newly confirmed 669 new cases compared with the previous day, with a total of 256,956 confirmed cases, a total of 247,096 cases cured, and a total of 3,148 deaths. Georgian Minister of Economy Trnava said on the same day that after the full resumption of international scheduled flights on February 1, international tourists can enter Georgia on the premise that they provide proof of the new crown vaccine or a nucleic acid negative test report within 72 hours.
The Ministry of Health of Uzbekistan reported on the 29th that 46 new cases were confirmed in the country in the past day, with a total of 78,602 confirmed cases, a total of 621 deaths, and a total of 77084 cured cases. According to the news released by the Uzbekistan Health and Epidemiology Agency that day, the country has already ordered 15 million doses of the new crown vaccine, and preparations for large-scale vaccination will start on February 1.
Some countries in Asia and Europe updated their epidemic data on the 29th: As of that day, Armenia had confirmed a total of 166,728 cases, cured a total of 156,910 cases, and a total of 3,069 deaths; Kyrgyzstan had a total of 84,377 confirmed cases, a total of 80,643 cases cured, and a total of 1,409 deaths; In Mongolia, a total of 1,710 cases have been confirmed, 1,303 cases have been cured, and 2 cases have died. (Notewriter: Wei Zhongjie; participating reporters: Lu Jinbo, Li Dongxu, Zhang Jiye, Guan Jianwu, Li Ming, Cai Guodong, Asi Steel) (End)Return to Sohu to see more
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