Barcelona: The Spanish Catalonia area on Saturday will handle the restriction of the virus in the face of an increase in Coronavirus infection, because very infectious delta tensions force countries around the world to restore the brakes.
The Delta variant which was very transmitting, was first detected in India, sweeping the world when countries compete to invest their population to counteract fresh outbreaks that further influenced people who were not vaccinated.
After the “exponential” increase in cases in the past few days, officials in the autonomous region in northeast Spain said they had no choice but to handle restrictions.
The nightclub will be closed this weekend and Covid-19 negative tests or evidence of vaccination will be needed to take part in outdoor activities involving more than 500 people.
“This pandemic is not over, the new variant is very contagious and we still have a significant segment of the population that is not vaccinated,” Patricia Plaja, a spokesman for the Regional Government told a press conference.
Also set to imitate control from Saturday is the Netherlands, where infection rose seven times in one week, a surge official was blamed on the Delta variant.
Prime Minister Mark Rutte ordered the closure of all nightclubs and transportation hours of restaurants, with visitors to restaurants now needed to comply with social distance rules 1.5 meters.
But the new steps meant the Dutch would return to locking or curfew such as in previous months, and Rutte promised Dutch people can still enjoy “beautiful summer”.
Officials are equally optimistic even though the wave of cases in Thailand, which will impose 9pm to 4 in the morning in Bangkok and nine other provinces from Monday to stem the wave of severe third infections which began in April.
“We apologize for the trouble of people who live in the area with maximum limit, but this will support the control of the disease efficiently.
Thailand will win,” said Apisamai Srirangson, an assistant spokesman for the task force.
Residents will also be banned from gathering in groups of more than five people, while public transportation networks will be closed from 9pm every night.
Supermarkets, restaurants, banks, pharmacies, and electronic stores in the mall can remain open but other shops must close.
Further south, the Delta virus brings disaster in Indonesia badly, where emergency supply arrives from Singapore Friday because the country reported hundreds of deaths and tens of thousands of cases every day.
The hospital struggles to overcome it, with many who now reject new patients, leaving the score to die at home, while relatives desperately hunting the oxygen tank to take care of the sick.
Nearly 1,000 Indonesian medical workers have died of Covid-19, including more than a dozenin which has been fully inoculated, according to the country’s medical association.
The authorities said on Friday that the medical officer would be given the third Booster Jab using a vaccine made by US company Moderna, to give them extra protection.
Although there are progress in activities in the United States and European parts, this virus continues to increase destruction everywhere from Africa to South America, revealing the lack of important vaccine supply for some of the most vulnerable efforts and accelerating to expand access.
Senegal, EU, United States, several European governments, and other partners, signed an agreement in Dakar on Friday to finance vaccine production in the West African state.
And Cuba approved Abdala vaccine planted at home for emergency use, the first Latin American Coronavirus to do it and the possibility of life for a region who tried to fight the killer pandemic in a simple way.
High vaccination levels may be the only way to stem the deployment of the Delta variant, according to the scientist panel who advises the French government, which has warned that as many as 95 percent of people may need to receive jab under control.