304,000 injuries were recorded in one day

6206 new deaths due to "Corona" around the world within 24 hours

Measuring the temperature of a schoolgirl in Bucharest.

Reuters

Yesterday, 6206 new deaths from the emerging corona virus (Covid-19) were recorded, and 304,965 new infections around the world.

The countries that recorded the largest number of new deaths within 24 hours are: India (1,181 deaths), Brazil (1,031 deaths), and the United States (964 deaths).

The United States is the country most affected in terms of the number of deaths and injuries, with a total of 206,959 deaths out of 7233946 injuries, according to the Johns Hopkins University census, and at least 2840,688 people have recovered.

The new Corona virus has caused the death of at least 1,018,634 people in the world since its appearance in China at the end of last December, according to a census conducted by Agence France-Presse, according to official sources, and more than 34041560 people have been infected around the world, 23,506,700 of them recovered until yesterday.

Yesterday, the Russian health authorities announced the registration of 8,945 new cases of Coronavirus within 24 hours, in the highest daily death toll since June 12, when 8,987 cases of the virus were recorded, and the Russian Operations Center for combating the outbreak of the Coronavirus, thus it is a total of cases HIV infection in Russia is one million and 185 thousand and 231 cases.

The center added that 169 new deaths were recorded from the virus, bringing the total deaths from the virus to 20,891 cases.

In addition, a study conducted in 191 countries concluded that the reopening of schools after general isolation measures and holidays is not generally linked to high rates of infection with the emerging corona virus (Covid-19), but the general isolation measures to combat the disease will make 2020 a year of "educational debt due to the pandemic." », 300 billion school days are missing.

The analysis was conducted by the independent educational institution Insight for Education, based in Zurich, Switzerland.

The study indicated that 84% of those lost school days go to children in the poorest countries, warning that 711 million students are still out of school.

"It is assumed that opening schools will increase cases, and closing them will reduce infection, but the reality is more complicated than that," said the foundation's chief executive, Randa Group-Zachary.

The vast majority of countries have begun to return to the resumption of the educational process, although some countries are currently experiencing a second wave of outbreaks, and the study indicated that there is no confirmed relationship between the status of schools and infection rates.

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