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New record of daily cases of coronavirus worldwide: in the last 24 hours there were 338,779 infections in the world, the highest number ever recorded since the start of the pandemic: reports the World Health Organization (WHO) on its website . The previous daily record was registered on October 2 with 330,340 infections. Also in the last 24 hours, deaths in the world have been 5,514.
Italy also imposes a cushion on arrivals from France and Spain
Belgium, France, the Netherlands, Great Britain and Northern Ireland, the Czech Republic and Spain. There are seven countries for which the mandatory tampon is required when arriving in Italy. The list was updated by the order signed yesterday by the Minister of Health and published today in the Official Gazette.
United States, projection: 235,000 dead by elections
The United States has reached 7,598,280 cases of coronavirus and 212,632 deaths from the disease, according to estimates by Johns Hopkins University. In just one day there were 53,668 new infections and 938 deaths. The Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington estimates that the United States will reach 235,000 deaths by the presidential election on November 3 and 360,000 by December 31.
Brazil, 729 dead in one day
Brazil has registered 729 new deaths and 27,750 infections in the last 24 hours, bringing the total number of deaths to almost 150,000 and the number of infected to more than five million. According to the latest report from the Ministry of Health, the fatality from coronavirus in Brazil is still 3% of the total number of infected people, but the death rate from the disease, which had been 70 deaths per 100,000 inhabitants for several weeks. , has seen slight increases this week.
The data confirm Brazil as one of the countries most affected by the pandemic. With its 210 million inhabitants, it is the second nation in the world with the highest number of deaths from Covid, behind the United States, and the third with the highest number of infections in the world, after India.
