LONDON: The World Health Organization (WHO) reported Wednesday that Coronavirus’s death rose 10% in Europe in the past week, making it the only world area where both cases and Covid-19 deaths increased.
It was a sixth week in a row that the virus had increased across the continent.
In the weekly report on Pandemi, the UN Health Agency said there were around 3.1 million new cases globally, around a 1% increase from the previous week.
Nearly two-thirds of Coronavirus infection – 1.9 million – are in Europe, where cases increase 7%.
Countries with the highest number of new cases worldwide are the United States, Russia, England, Turkey and Germany.
The number of Covid-19 deaths weekly fell around 4% throughout the world and declined in each region except Europe.
Of the 61 countries included in the European region, which included Russia and stretching to Central Asia, 42% reported leap in cases at least 10% in the past week.
In America, which said that the new weekly case fell 5% and death fell 14%, with the highest number of reported from the United States.
On Tuesday, the Pfizer pharmaceutical company requested a US Food and Drug Administration to ratify the Shots of Coronavirus Vaccins booster for all adults.
Who have begged for countries not to manage more booster to at least the end of the year; About 60 countries actively roll it up.
In Southeast Asia and Africa, Covid-19’s death decreased by about one third, despite the lack of vaccines in these areas.
Who is European Director, Dr.
Hans Kluge, said last week that Europe once again “returned to the center of the pandemic.” He warned that if more actions were not taken to stop Covid-19, the region could see 5,00,000 deaths again in February.