Thousands of cases occur daily in major countries of the world while hundreds of victims of the coronavirus are recorded. Hospitalizations are also increasing.
Germany
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Confirmed cases of SARS-CoV-2 in Germany have risen by 45.753 in the past 24 hours to 5.836.813, according to data released Tuesday by the Robert Koch Institute, the country's epidemiological watchdog. The deaths of 388 patients due to its complications COVID-19 have raised the death toll from a new pandemic in the country to 101.344 to date, according to the same source.
Turkey
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The Turkish Ministry of Health announced on Monday that 24 cases of SARS-CoV-24.317 had been confirmed in the previous 2 hours after 358.816 tests, with the registered infections reaching 8.770.372. The deaths of another 189 patients due to its complications COVID-19 increased the death toll to 76.635 dead until yesterday, March 11, 2020, when the new coronavirus pandemic broke out in Turkish territory. Since the start of the population immunization campaign on January 14, 2021, 50,4 million people have been fully vaccinated - out of a total population of 83 million - while more than 56,23 million have received the first dose, according to official data.
Iran
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Iran's health ministry says Monday that 24 patients have died in the past 82 hours due to complications. COVID-19 and 4.310 cases of SARS-CoV-2 were confirmed. The pandemic of the new coronavirus in the Islamic Republic has reached 2020 dead from its outbreak in Iran in February 129.711 out of a total of 6.113.192 infections. In intensive care units (ICUs) of Iranian hospitals, 3.338 patients with COVID-19. Until yesterday, they had received the first dose of vaccine against her COVID-19 somewhere 57,48 million citizens, of which 46,68 million second and commemorative 995.972, always according to the numbers of the Ministry of Health.
Armenia
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The Ministry of Health of Armenia announced yesterday Monday that in the past 24 hours 189 cases of SARS-CoV-2 were confirmed and 21 patients succumbed due to its complications. COVID-19. The death toll from the new coronavirus pandemic has risen to 7.535 deaths out of a total of 338.120 infections in the former Soviet republic since March 1, 2020, when it broke out in Armenia. According to official data, until yesterday, 1,21 million doses of vaccines had been administered for COVID-19 and only about 13% of the population was fully immunized.
Brazil
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Brazil's health ministry said Monday that 24 patients had died in the past 98 hours due to complications. COVID-19 and 3.843 cases of SARS-CoV-2 were confirmed. With 614.376 dead after the outbreak of the new coronavirus in its territory, Latin America, the largest country in the world with 212 million inhabitants, records the second heaviest death toll in the world in absolute terms, behind only the United States. Laboratory-confirmed cases have now reached a total of 22.084.749; Brazil remains third in the world in terms of the number of reported viral infections, behind the United States and India, according to official data.
Mexico
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The Mexican Ministry of Health announced Monday that 24 patients had died in the past 53 hours due to complications. COVID-19 and 724 cases of SARS-CoV-2 were confirmed. With 293.950 deaths since it broke out in its territory, Mexico, with a population of 126 million, has the fourth-worst death toll from a new pandemic in the world. The recorded cases have reached 3.884.566, always according to the data of the ministry, but its executives acknowledge that they are very underestimated in relation to reality.
India
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The Federal Ministry of Health of India announced today Tuesday that 24 cases of SARS-CoV-6.990 have been confirmed in the past 2 hours and another 190 patients have died due to its complications. COVID-19. With 468.980 deaths out of a total of 34.587.822 infections since the outbreak of the new coronavirus in its territory, the subcontinent of 1,3 billion inhabitants records the third heaviest death toll in the world in absolute terms, behind the US and Brazil. the second highest number of cases, after the US, according to official data.
Ταϊλάνδη
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The new coronavirus pandemic center in Thailand announced Monday that 24 patients had died in the past 27 hours due to complications. COVID-19 and 4.753 cases of SARS-CoV-2 were confirmed. The number of infections is the lowest reported since the end of June. It is the first time in months that it has fallen below the 5.000 level. The death toll from the new coronavirus pandemic has so far reached 20.734 deaths out of a total of 2.111.566 infections in the kingdom, according to official figures. 57% of the Thai population (69 million) have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19, while 3 million citizens have now received commemorative doses.
Malaysia
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The Malaysian Ministry of Health announced today that in the 24 hours until midnight yesterday Monday 61 patients succumbed due to complications COVID-19 and 4.087 cases of SARS-CoV-2 were confirmed. The death toll from the pandemic of the new coronavirus in the Asian country of 33 million people reached 30.370 dead out of a total of 2.627.903 infections, according to official data. The so-called active cases decreased to 65.497. Intensive care units (ICUs) of Malaysian hospitals treat 507 patients with COVID-19, 272 intubated. Until yesterday he had been fully vaccinated against her COVID-19 77,7% of the population, while 79,1% had received at least the first dose, always according to the figures of the Ministry of Health.
Vietnam
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The Vietnamese Ministry of Health announced yesterday Monday that 24 SARS-CoV-13.770 infections have been confirmed in the past 2 hours, bringing the total to 1.224.110. The deaths of 173 patients due to its complications COVID-19 At the same time, they increased the death toll from the pandemic of the new coronavirus in the Asian state to 25.055, according to official data. As of yesterday, the country of 98 million people had received 121 million doses of vaccine for COVID-19, with about 50 million citizens fully immunized, always according to government figures.
(KYPE - ΑΠΕ-ΜΠΕ / ΡΠΑ / ΓΒΑ)