COVID-19 pandemic in South Africa
Europe could be headed for pandemic ‘endgame’: WHO
The Omicron variant has moved the COVID-19 pandemic into a new phase and could bring it to an end in Europe, the WHO Europe director has said.
"It's plausible that the region is moving towards a kind of pandemic endgame," Hans Kluge told AFP in an interview on Jan. 23, adding that Omicron could infect 60 percent of Europeans by March.
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Cases remain high as minister renews warning about Istanbul
Turkey's Health Minister Fahrettin Koca has warned about the COVD-19 situation in Istanbul, noting that most of the new cases are registered in the country's largest city as the number of daily infections remain above 70,000.
Thousands in Sweden protest against Covid vax certificates
Sweden has seen over 40,000 Omicron cases daily over the past week
Ireland has Lifted almost All Restrictions due to Large Number of Booster Doses
Ireland will remove almost all restrictions against the spread of coronavirus today, after going through another wave of huge numbers infected with the spread of the Omicron variant, said Prime Minister Michal Martin in an address to the nation, reports BTA.
COVID-19 in Bulgaria: Over 80% of Patients in Sofia are with Omicron, in the Country – 40%
Over 80 percent of patients in Sofia have the Omicron variant. This percentage for the country is a little over 40. It is a fact that it runs with milder symptoms, but is much more contagious.
COVID-19 in Bulgaria: Almost 10,000 New Cases in the Last 24 hours
Omicron is Overwhelming Hospitals according to Data from other Countries
At the moment, the number of hospitalized patients in Bulgaria is not growing sharply - despite the explosive rise of cases infected with the new variant of COVID-19 Omicron.
COVID-19 in Bulgaria: 8932 New Cases in the Last 24 hours
More than 10,000 Covid cases logged for Wednesday
Ljubljana – A total of 10,288 new coronavirus cases were reported in Slovenia for Wednesday, a day after a record of more than 12,000 infections was confirmed, show fresh official data. Roughly three weeks into the Omicron-driven wave, hospitals are gradually starting to fill up.
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Magiorkinis: Many questions remain about the Omicron 2 sub-variant of COVID-19
Athens University Medical School Professor of Hygiene and Epidemiology Gkikas Magorkinis, a prominent member and spokesman for the National Committee on COVID-19, touched on the emergence of the Omicron 2 sub-variant of COVID-19 at today's weekly press briefing.
Still five-digit number - more than 17.000 newly infected
36.830 people were tested.
There are 117 patients on the respirator, and 2.694 patients with COVID-19 are on hospital treatment.
Coronavirus took 13.181 lives in Serbia, and the mortality rate is 0.88.
"The peak of the wave in February, even the youngest should not attend school"
The world's turning a new leaf? "It's time to get ready..."
The AP agency reminds that, when the pandemic started, Spain introduced a three-month lockdown, during which even children were not allowed to go to the park. The strictest measures have been created and implemented so that the Spanish health care system would not collapse.