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Crown numbers are increasing again in many countries. WHO reports another record day and warns of autumn.
The number of 307,930 new infections on Saturday is a new record for recently reported corona cases in one day. The WHO announced this on Sunday. That’s about 1,000 more cases than the most recent high from a week ago.
Since the Sars-CoV-2 pathogen became known late last year, more than 29 million infections have been reported worldwide. However, according to experts, the number of unreported cases is considerable. The leaders in the new cases are India, the United States and Brazil in absolute terms. Fourth is Spain, which recorded around 12,000 new infections in one day on Saturday, another record.
According to WHO statistics, more than 924,000 people have died worldwide as of 10:00 am on Monday. The number of deaths reported on a daily basis has remained relatively constant recently, according to WHO data. Around 5,500 deaths were recorded in 24 hours on Sunday.
“It will get more difficult”
WHO expects further tightening. The increase in daily corona deaths in Europe in October and November is expected to continue to rise. “It will be more difficult,” the WHO regional director for Europe Hans Kluge of the AFP news agency said on Monday. Currently, the number of new virus infections is increasing in Europe, but the number of daily deaths has remained relatively stable.
