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Many countries such as the UK, Austria and Portugal re-imposed a nationwide lockdown amid a spike in the number of nCoV infections.
Globally, 46,348,858 cases and 1,199,398 deaths from nCoV have been recorded, an increase of 475,776 and 6,369 cases after 24 hours, respectively, while 33,446,874 people have recovered, according to the time data update site. Worldometers in real time.
Roughly 14 European countries recorded hospital admissions for the record Covid-19 this week. New cases in Europe this week were 41% higher than last week.
France recorded 35,641 additional cases and 223 deaths, bringing the cases and deaths to 1,367,625 and 36,788 respectively. France prohibits people from voluntarily leaving their homes as of October 30. Bars and restaurants will also remain closed until at least December and travel between areas will be restricted.
Factories, farms, and some utilities will continue to operate to limit economic losses. Students from elementary school to high school will continue to attend school, but children under the age of 6 will need to wear a mask. Universities, which have been viral hotspots since September, will only teach online.
A woman runs past police officers in Marseille, France, on Oct. 31. Image: AFP.
Spain No new data has been published yet, 1,264,517 cases and 35,878 deaths are currently registered.
The Spanish National Assembly on October 29 approved a decision to extend an additional 6 months of emergency, the government of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez previously only declared a state of emergency until November 9. This means that 17 of Spain’s provincial governments could impose restrictions on the movement of people, including night curfews and the closure of provincial borders.
Spain closed its borders with France and Portugal in mid-March, imposing one of the strictest blocking orders in the world for more than 6 weeks, people are not even allowed to take daily walks or exercise.
Virtue reported a total of 531,790 cases and 10,583 deaths, an increase of 14,070 and 60 respectively compared to yesterday.
Chancellor Angela Merkel ordered the introduction of light restrictions between November 2 and 30. Germans are not confined to the house, but are asked to avoid all unnecessary travel, allowing overnight stays only for “non-tourist purposes”.
Bars, cafes, restaurants, theaters and cinemas must be closed. Professional sports tournaments continue but do not welcome the public. However, schools and shops were allowed to open.
Brother surpassing one million infected people by reporting 21,915 additional cases and 236 deaths, bringing cases and deaths to 1,011,660 and 46,555 respectively. Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced on October 31 to re-lock the country after the second wave of infections that threatens to overwhelm medical services in this country.
All restaurants and bars are not welcome, just take out. Non-essential business activities must also stop. However, essential shops and schools are still running, the Premier League football tournament is still held but there is no audience.
Portugal Y Shirt He also announced a national blockade, in the context of the two countries registering 141,279 and 104,925 cases, respectively. Residents have to stay home, only to go outside when they go to work, school or when buying essentials, and companies have to change to work remotely.
The European Union (EU) decided on October 29 to spend 220 million euros to transfer Covid-19 patients from severely affected member states to neighboring countries with better preventive beds. The leaders of member states have been told not to close borders with each other, to help share the best control measures and to prepare for distribution when vaccines are in circulation.
Case in Americathe world’s largest epidemic area, it also rebounded sharply. The country registered 9,400,395 cases and 236,060 deaths after reporting 91,976 and 994, respectively.
More than 40 states saw a 10% increase from the previous week. Officials with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said the country will soon see 100,000 new infections a day. According to the Covid Tracking Project, 29 US states recorded new infections at a record high in October, 41 states and Washington, DC, saw an increase in hospital admissions.
New York and other parts of the northeastern United States, which have handled the Covid-19 outbreak that had become the initial epidemic in the country, are seeing a worrying increase in cases. While new infections are far behind in European or Midwestern states, they increase the risk of reintroducing strict restrictions.
India, the second largest epidemic region in the world, reported 46,715 more infections and 468 deaths, bringing the total number of people infected and killed by Covid-19 to 8,182,881 and 122,149, respectively.
The pandemic has spread across the country of 1.3 billion people, from major cities like New Delhi and the financial center of Mumbai, to other rural and local areas. Many high-ranking officials are also infected with the virus, such as Interior Minister Amit Shah or Central Bank Governor Shaktikanta Das.
India’s economy was slowing down before the Covid-19 attack, then continued to decline after months of strict lockdown. From April to June, India’s economic growth decreased by 23.9%. The government relaxed restrictions to revive economic activity, even as the average number of new infections per day remains at 50,000.
Brazil, the world’s third-largest epidemic region, recorded an additional 321 deaths from nCoV, bringing the total number of deaths to 159,883. The number of people infected with CoV increased by 15,932 in the last 24 hours to 5,535,460.
Statistics show that Brazil’s nCoV figure is declining after skyrocketing in the middle of the year. However, this decline is slower than that of European and Asian countries, meaning that Brazil may not have gotten over the first Covid-19 outbreak.
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro said it would be easier and less expensive to deal with a pandemic if it were invested in a cure rather than a vaccine, and he continued to promote the antimalarial drug chloroquine, despite evidence that this is not the case. effective.
Contrary to Bolsonaro’s comments, Sao Paulo Governor Joao Doria, who is expected to run for president in 2022, has tried to give the state early access to China’s Sinovac vaccine. Doria plans to implement a large-scale immunization plan in mid-December.
since recorded an additional 334 deaths, bringing the total number of deaths to 27,990, while the number of infections increased by 18,140, to 1,618,116. Russian senior health experts warn that the daily number of new nCoV infections in the country will hit 20,000 before stabilizing and declining in the next two weeks.
It is mandatory for Russians to wear masks in public places, including crowded vehicles, parking lots, elevators. Russian officials also warned local authorities to ban recreational activities, including restaurants and bars, from 23:00 to 6 a.m., as well as to increase the gap in public transport, taxis. , restaurants and entertainment venues.
While nCoV infections and deaths are on the rise, Russian officials vowed last week not to reimpose strict measures across the country. Russian President Vladimir Putin said he had no plans for a national lockdown, while Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the Covid-19 epidemic was still under control.
South Africa, the twelfth largest epidemic region in the world and the country most affected by the pandemic in Africa, registered 725,452 cases and 19,276 deaths, 1,770 and 46 more cases respectively. The number of cases in the country accounts for almost half of all cases in Africa and has recently increased significantly in the Western Cape province.
Africa’s most developed economy began easing restrictions to their lowest level in September, following a drop in new infections and the opening of borders to international passengers in early October following a trawl ban. 6 months duration. The shutdown cost South Africa more than 2 million jobs in the second quarter, a record economic downturn.
Iran, the largest epidemic region in the Middle East, reported 34,864 deaths, an increase of 386, from 612,772 infections, an increase of 7,802. The number of nCoV infections and deaths in Iran has followed a strong trend since the beginning of September, with increases recorded in almost all 31 provinces.
The Iranian government said on October 27 that the rate of compliance with health regulations in this country was too low, only 57.7%. Authorities are demanding that people in the capital of Tehran wear masks in public. Many public sector workers must also stay home every other day. Non-essential businesses were closed in Tehran and a dozen other cities.
Schools, theaters and museums also stopped working. Cultural, social and religious events are canceled for at least one week. The measures could be extended, authorities said.
In Southeast Asia, Indonesia It is the largest epidemic in the region with 410,088 cases, 3,143 more than the previous day, of which 13,869 people died, an increase of 87 cases.
Jakarta began imposing restrictions to prevent nCoV in early April and then relaxed them in June, however the number of new infections in the capital a few weeks later soared. The Jakarta government has said it will extend general restrictions to contain the virus until November 8.
Philippines reported 380,729 cases and 7,221 deaths, increasing 1,803 and 36 cases respectively.
President Rodrigo Duterte said on October 29 that he supports the Covid-19 vaccine purchase agreement between the two governments to prevent the risk of corruption, emphasizing that Manila does not ask for the right to access vaccines from other countries but will pay. He added that any country that offers the best deal can be selected.
The chairman of the World Health Organization (WHO) Emergency Committee, Didier Houssin, said on October 31 that the Covid-19 test should be used more widely in international travel than in quarantine. Meanwhile, Mike Ryan, WHO’s director of emergencies, said movement between countries is “fairly safe” and “relatively low risk.”
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