Budapest: Coronavirus infection regarding a record level in many countries in Europe during winter, encouraging action to act from the World Health Organization which describes a new wave as a “big concern”.
The number of cases that jumped, especially in Eastern Europe, has encouraged a debate about whether to reintroduce the sidewalk on the movement before the Christmas holiday season and in how to persuade more people to get vaccination.
The conversation came as several countries in Asia, with the exception of famous Chinese, reopening their tourism sector throughout the world.
“The current transmission rate in 53 countries in the European region is a big worries,” said Hans Hans Kluge, added that the spread was exacerbated by the Delta variant which was more transmitting.
This virus spreads faster in the winter months when people collect indoors.
Kluge warns before that if Europe follows the current trajectory, there may be 500,000 deaths related to Covid in this region in February.
“We have to change our tactics, from reacting to the Covid-19 surge, to prevent them from happening from the start,” he said.
The area saw a 6% increase in new cases last week, with almost 1.8 million new cases, compared to the previous week.
The number of deaths rose 12% in the same period.
Germany, the largest economy in Europe, reported 33,949 new infections, the highest daily increase since the commencement of Pandemi last year.
Cases in Russia and Ukraine soared.
The new Austrian daily Coronavirus infection jumped towards a record set a year ago, making locking for those who are not vaccinated more likely.
The prevalence of Covid-19 in England rose to the highest level on the record in October, said Imperial College London, led by a large number of cases in children and waves in the southwest.
Slovakia reported 6,713 new cases, also records, while new daily cases in Hungary were more than double than last week to 6,268.
Poland, the largest economy of Eastern Europe, reported 15,515 cases everyday on Thursday, the highest number since April.
Croatia and Slovenia on Thursday both reported a record of daily infections.
China Alert before Olympicschina is also on a high warning in the entry port to reduce the risk of Covid-19 cases that enter abroad, and have increased restrictions in the midst of an outbreak that grew less than 100 days before the Beijing Winter Olympics.
The authorities also tighten the sidewalk in the capital ahead of a large meeting of the top of the Communist Party next week.
Since mid-October, more than 700 cases transmitted locally with confirmed symptoms have been reported in China.
While the amount is small compared to other countries, it has led to a wave of restrictions that grow under Beijing’s zero-tolerance policy.
In Central Europe, Hungary has cut the growth projection of 2021 GDP to 6.8% from 7.0-7.5% due to an increase in inflation, energy prices, and risks originating from Covid-19, the Minister of Finance said, marking the possibility of new restrictions on A country where it is currently almost no sidewalk in place.
The Slovak Ministry of Finance cut its divination for growth of 2021 and 2022 in September, said the new wave of Covid-19 cases would regard to consumer demand and labor market at the end of the year even though the impact was not as strong as before in a pandemic.
The Polish central bank leaves its projection has not changed.
Fresh struggle.
The Hungarian government urged people to take vaccines and last week announcing mandatory vaccinations in state institutions, also empower private companies to make JAB mandatory for employees if they believe it is necessary.
Romania – where hospitals cannot overcome the surge in Covid-19 patients – Czech Republic, Slovakia and Poland have rules that are tightened on masks that wear and introduce steps to curb infection.
The Czech Republic has introduced the requirements for restaurant customers to show evidence of vaccination or test.
It also has a difficult mask regulation and some children are again tested in schools in areas where cases are higher.
In Poland, the mask used is mandatory in a closed public space while cinema, theater and the hotel have a capacity limit of 75%.
The Hungarian government has not answered Reuters’ questions about potential actions.