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WHO: Worldwide confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia exceed 53.16 million new cases in a single day exceed 650,000
According to the latest real-time statistics from the WHO, at 3:32 p.m. on November 14, Central European Time (22:32 on November 14, Beijing time), there were a total of 53.164803 confirmed cases again. coronary pneumonia worldwide and a total of 1,300,576 deaths.
On day 14, there were 6,573.12 cases of new coronary pneumonia diagnosed worldwide and the registry of new cases in a single day was updated for the second consecutive day, with 9,997 new deaths.
On the 13th local time, statistics from Johns Hopkins University showed that since the 9th, there have been 500,000 new confirmed cases in the United States in a few days. At this rate, the number of confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia in the United States will exceed 11 million in the next four days. The comprehensive forecast issued by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that in the next three weeks, the number of deaths from new coronary pneumonia in the United States will increase by almost 40,000. By December 5, the number of deaths from new coronary pneumonia in the United States is expected to reach 282,000.
26,860 new confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia in the UK in a single day
According to data released by the UK Department of Health and Social Security, as of November 14 local time, there were 26,860 new confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia in the UK in 24 hours, and a total of 1,344,356 confirmed cases ; 462 new deaths and deaths within 28 days of diagnosis. A total of 51,766 cases.
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37,255 new confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia in Italy in a single day
According to the latest statistics published by the Italian Ministry of Health on November 14, there were 37,255 new confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia in the country in the last 24 hours, with a total of 1,144,552 confirmed cases; 544 new deaths and a total of 44,683 deaths. There are 688,435 confirmed cases, including 3306 patients who received severe treatment.
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Almost 5.85 million confirmed cases of new corona pneumonia in Brazil, the epidemic situation in some cities is increasing
As of November 14, local time, Brazil had 38,307 new confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia in a single day, a total of 5,848,959 confirmed cases, 921 new deaths, a total of 165,658 deaths and a total of 5,291,511 people cured . The Osvaldo Cruz Foundation, a Brazilian public health research agency, noted that among the country’s 27 capitals, 9 cities currently have a growing number of confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia.
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Italy raises risk levels in 5 regions due to worsening epidemic
The Italian Health Minister announced on the afternoon of the 13th that from the 15th the epidemic risk level of Tuscany and Campania will rise to the highest “red”, and the risk level of Marche and three other regions will be increased. Set it to “orange”. He emphasized that if you want to reduce deaths, control the epidemic and avoid overloading the medical system, there is no other way.
Due to the worsening of the epidemic, Italy will implement control over 20 main areas throughout the country at three risk levels from the 6th of this month. After this adjustment, 6 large regions and 1 autonomous province will become high-risk “red” areas, and control measures such as standing bans and non-essential retail store closings will be implemented in the region.
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Austria announced the tightening of restrictions on the “total blockade”
The Austrian government announced on the 14th that it will tighten restrictions to a state of “total lockdown”. From November 17 to December 6, non-essential businesses in the country will be closed, excluding supermarkets, pharmacies, banks, etc., as well as kindergartens, primary and secondary schools that are still open; the curfew that was originally imposed only at night will be reinstated to follow up. During the first round of full lockdown, travel was restricted on the same day – people can only leave the apartment or meet one person for reasons within the scope of official permission.
The “semi-blocking” order that was scheduled to last until the end of this month also includes the closure of cultural and recreational facilities such as cinemas and theaters; the prohibition of public events and gatherings other than funerals; the closure of hotels and the catering industry to only provide takeout services; professional sporting events Can be held without spectators, stadiums are closed and only non-contact outdoor sports activities are allowed; additional tightening of the visiting rules for maintenance agencies, etc.
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Romania’s alert status extended for another 30 days
As of November 14, Romania’s alert status was again extended for 30 days. Romania entered a state of emergency for the prevention and control of the new corona epidemic on March 16, and was lowered to a state of alert one level lower than the state of emergency on May 15. When the epidemic recovered dramatically after mid-June, on June 16, the Romanian government announced that it would. The state of alert was extended by a month. This is the sixth time that Romania has expanded its alertness.
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South Africa provides international travelers with a fully open national border with a negative nucleic acid test report within 72 hours of entry
A few days ago, South African President Ramaphosa said in a televised speech that South Africa will be open to all international travelers from now on. Those entering South Africa are only required to provide a negative nucleic acid test report for COVID-19 within 72 hours before they can enter. South Africa’s border epidemic prevention department will also monitor travelers’ health. If travelers have symptoms such as fever and cough, they must undergo nucleic acid testing at the South African border on their own. If the test results are positive, the travelers will undergo a 10-day centralized quarantine observation by the government. Many experts and individuals expressed concern about government measures to stimulate tourism, believing that it could put further pressure on future epidemic prevention and control in South Africa.
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