Geneva: The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Tuesday there may be 700,000 further deaths of Covid-19 in Europe in March, taking a total of above 2.2 million, when the world body urges people to get vaccination.
The total cumulative death from respiratory diseases in 53 countries in the European region WHO has exceeded 1.5 million, he said, with a double daily rate from September to 4,200 per day.
The European European region also includes Russia and other former Soviet republics and Turkey.
“The cumulatively reported mortality is projected to reach more than 2.2 million in the spring next year, based on the current trend,” he said, adding that Covid-19 is now the cause of regional death.
High stress or extreme in the intensive care unit is expected in 49 out of 53 countries on March 1, which added.
The Netherlands began transporting Covid-19 patients across the border to Germany on Tuesday due to rising pressure in hospitals and infections jumped to the record level.
Austria started the fourth lock on Monday.
Outside prevention steps such as masks and hand washing, regional WHO director for Europe, Hans Kluge, urged people to get the main doses of vaccines and booster “.
Who previously advised the officials against the covid-19 vaccine amplifier to more people around the world Have received a primary dose.
“We all have the opportunity and responsibility to help prevent unnecessary tragedies and loss of life, and limit further disturbances to the community and business during this winter,” said Kluge.
Covid’s total death in Europe could exceed 2.2 million in March: Who
