WHO: Delta variants have been infected in 185 countries and regions

On the 21st local time, the WHO released a weekly epidemiological report of new coronary pneumonia. Last week, there were more than 3.6 million new confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia worldwide and nearly 60,000 new deaths, which continued to decline compared with the previous week. Except for the increase in the number of newly confirmed cases in Africa, the number of new cases in other regions has decreased. The number of new deaths in the world decreased by 7% compared with the previous week. Except for the increase in new deaths in the Western Pacific Region and the European Region, the number of new deaths in other regions has decreased, and the Southeast Asian region has dropped by 27%. 　　 The five countries that reported the most cases last week were the United States, India, the United Kingdom, Turkey, and the Philippines. There are currently 185 countries and regions infected with the delta variant.

2021-09-22

50,000 people have died from the new crown virus in Florida

On September 16, local time, according to a report issued by health officials from the US state of Florida that day, data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention showed that the number of deaths from the new crown virus in Florida increased by 1,500 in recent weeks. As of now, the total number of deaths due to the new crown virus in the state has reached 50,811. 　　 The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention stated that the death rate per capita in Florida has risen from 17th to 11th among all US states in the past two weeks. Since March 2020, one in every 400 residents of Florida has died from the new crown virus. 　　 Epidemiologists believe that Florida’s elderly population is overpopulated, and they often come into contact with young people with low COVID-19 vaccination rates. Therefore, even if the new crown vaccination rate in Florida exceeds the average level in the United States, it still cannot prevent the spread of the delta mutant strain.

2021-09-18

WHO: More than 217.5 million confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia worldwide

According to the latest real-time statistics of WHO, as of 16:50 on September 1st, Central European Daylight Time (22:50 on September 1st, Beijing time), there were a total of 217,558,771 confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia worldwide, and a total of 4,517,240 deaths. On September 1, there were 527,942 new confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia worldwide, and 7,308 new deaths.

2021-09-02

WHO: Globally confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia exceed 21235 million

According to the latest real-time statistics of the World Health Organization, as of 17:56 on August 24th, Central European Daylight Time (23:56 on August 24th, Beijing time), the global cumulative number of confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia reached 21,235,898, and the cumulative number of deaths was 4,439,943. On the 24th, there were 434,852 new confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia worldwide, and 7,192 new deaths.

2021-08-25

WHO: More than 209.2 million confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia worldwide

According to the latest real-time statistics of the World Health Organization, as of 18:00 on August 19th, Central European Daylight Time (0:00 on August 20th, Beijing time), there were a total of 209,919,939 confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia worldwide, and a total of 4,390,467 deaths. On the 19th, there were 666,959 new confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia worldwide, and 10,584 new deaths.

2021-08-20

Biden speaks on the situation in Afghanistan: accusing the Afghan government and Trump

[Global Network News] According to the latest news from CNN, US President Biden admitted in a speech on the situation in Afghanistan at the White House on the 16th local time that the Afghan government’s downfall and the Taliban’s return to power were faster than the US government expected. Hurry up, he also insisted that ending the 20-year war in Afghanistan was the "right decision." At the same time, Biden also accused the Afghan government and former US President Trump of the crisis in Afghanistan. "I firmly support my decision." Biden said in a speech in the East Room of the White House that day: "Twenty years have passed. I have experienced painful lessons and realized that there is never a good time to withdraw troops." He continued. "That’s why we are still there. We are well aware of the risks. We have planned every emergency measure. But I have always assured the American people that I will be honest with you. The truth is, this is more than we expected. Much faster." Biden also added that the national interest of the United States in Afghanistan has always been to "prevent terrorist attacks on the United States," and the US mission has been completed. CNN stated that although Biden expressed his willingness to accept criticism of the U.S. decision to withdraw troops from Afghanistan, he believes that this emerging crisis should also be attributed to other factors. According to the report, Biden accused the Afghan Armed Forces of failing to resist the Taliban’s rapid attack; he also accused the top Afghan leader to be condemned, “So, what happened?” Biden asked himself, “Afghan politics The leader gave up and fled the country." Not only that, Biden also blamed his predecessor Trump for part of the current situation, who reached a withdrawal agreement with the Taliban in Afghanistan last year. The report also stated that Biden refused to abandon the decision to end the U.S. military's war in Afghanistan. He declared that the U.S. mission "should never be nation-building" and accused the Afghan government of the downfall.

2021-08-17