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While most of the news is that the epidemic is already starting to slow in major centers in Western Europe and the United States, the following 7-day moving average, which captures the trend, shows otherwise:
The number of confirmed infections in the world is accelerating further.
An average of 88,000 new infections are identified each day, with a total of more than 4.1 million this morning.
In addition to mass testing in the USA. USA The 7-day moving average of US cases USA It has now dropped below 25,000, which is encouraging. The total number of cases is 1.33 million. The United States Secretary of the Treasury yesterday expressed concern that if they could not reopen the economy quickly:
According to official data, the second most infected Spain there are 224 thousand people, and Based on the 7-day moving average, the downward trend in new cases unfortunately stopped around 2,500. There was also a reversal in the trend of the French cases and then a margin, but in the meantime the Italian and German curves are going down very well.
Another figure shows the three major focal points above: here, too, the decline in Italy is striking, while The Iranian curve is increasing again. South Koreans still don’t see a massive infection caused by a party animal in the curve below, but they will: The number of new cases per day has increased from 2 to 4 typical people from May 7 to today’s 35, so the reopening of the schools now planned has been postponed. The case highlights that vigilance, constant discipline everywhere is important to lasting success.
The following four countries were also important focal points in the past: among them Russian looks increasingly ugly (continues to produce more than 10,000 new cases per day), but a the British situation is also not convincing with more than 4,000 cases per day according to the 7-day moving average.
Meanwhile, Boris Johnson yesterday announced a gradual relaxation schedule:
Next to the Russian shows a further deterioration of the situation in Brazil, a sharp increase in the epidemic curve the figure below and meanwhile that in the most populous country in the world, In India, despite weeks of external restrictions, the spread of the epidemic begins to accelerate. Our special news on this:
In our region, new case numbers in Slovakia, Slovenia and Croatia have long been very low, Hungarians are already below 50 based on the 7-day moving average, and Czechs are moving here as well. Our latest news from the Czech Republic:
Our separate articles on Hungarian numbers are more detailed:
Among neighboring countries, the moving average of new cases in Austria and Serbia is also low or declining, while Unfortunately, the Romanian and Polish curves are trapped in numbers greater than 300.
And then finally we look at the 7-day moving average of the new case numbers of the 7 new focal points already indicated in the introduction.
The scariest of them, based on their multiplicity and the steepness of the curve, is Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Chile, with the rest seeing no daily jump in the number of cases on the 7-day moving average.
Due to the latest data points on the curve, it is also worth paying attention to the development of the situation in Kuwait.
Cover image source: Marwan Naamani / Picture Alliance via Getty Images
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