Corona ... America is preparing for the worst and a ray of hope in Europe

The United States is preparing for the worst, with a new record of deaths from the Corona virus, while a "ray of hope" looms for Europe with a slight decline in the pace of the epidemic in some countries, such as Germany and Italy.

In America, which is heading towards becoming the largest global epidemic of the epidemic, 1,480 deaths have been counted in 24 hours, a new record daily globally, bringing the number of deaths to about 7,500 deaths in the country.

It also jumped the number of those injured to 277 thousand, with the registration of 32 thousand new infections, including five infants, and New York State is the most affected, with about a third of the number of deaths.

Hospitals in the US states that are experiencing an accelerated outbreak of the epidemic are under tremendous pressure, and with the expectation of registering more people, as the authorities are working to establish field hospitals in New York, Miami and Los Angeles.

Meanwhile, the administration of President Donald Trump is taking tougher measures to ensure that medical personnel and hospitals are provided with medical materials and respirators, to counter the rapid spread of the Corona virus, which the White House recently predicted would kill up to a quarter of a million Americans.

While the Mayor of New York described the situation by saying that the city is living in its darkest days, the mayor of the capital, Washington, expects to record up to 93,000 HIV infections in the city.

The epidemic has so far seriously affected the US economy, which a congressional committee expected would shrink by 28%, as well as it has referred hundreds of thousands to unemployment.

In Europe, where the epidemic has so far killed forty thousand, three quarters of them in Italy, Spain and France, officials speak of a "glimmer of hope" with the stability or incidence of HIV infections declining slightly, in light of the continued comprehensive quarantine.

In Italy, which has so far witnessed the death of about 15,000 people and the injury of 120,000 others, the Commissioner of Health in the Lombardy region (in the north of the country) - who is the epicenter of the epidemic there - pointed to the decline in the number of injured in the region's hospitals, which was confirmed by a nurse in the city of Cremona Hospital "We started to see light at the end of the tunnel," he said.

Italy has been experiencing a slowdown in the rate of corona virus a week ago, an increase of no more than 4% per day.

In Spain, despite the registration of more than nine hundred deaths for the second day in a row, which raised the deaths to more than 11 thousand, the authorities are optimistic about the slow pace of infection with the virus.

In Germany, Chancellor Angela Merkel said that the latest figures recorded in the country are optimistic, but cautiously.

In contrast, Britain and France are still recording high levels of mortality and infection with the virus, and the Swedish Prime Minister also warned that deaths may become in the thousands in his country.

Alarming increase

Globally, the numbers of injuries and deaths caused by the Corona virus are daily jumps, and the number of infected people around the world has increased to one million and 82 thousand, while the number of deaths from the epidemic has exceeded 57 thousand.

The Regional Director of the WHO for the Eastern Mediterranean, Ahmed Al-Manzari, said that new cases have been recorded in some of the countries most at risk and have weak health systems.

In Egypt, the Ministry of Health recorded 120 injuries, the new injuries include 15 doctors and nurses at the Cancer Institute, and eight new deaths were recorded.

The UAE Ministry of Health announced the registration of 240 new injuries, bringing the total to 1264, and announced the registration of one death, bringing the total to nine deaths.

In Qatar, the Ministry of Health announced that the number of injuries had increased to 1055, and the number of recovery cases was more than ninety.

In Saudi Arabia, the health authorities announced that 155 new cases of corona were recorded and the number of injuries rose to 2040.

In Kuwait, the Ministry of Health confirmed that 75 new cases of coronavirus were registered, for a total of 415.

In the Sultanate of Oman, 21 new cases of the virus were recorded, bringing the total number to 252, one death, while in Bahrain 29 new cases were recorded, bringing the total number of cases to more than 670.

In Algeria, injuries rose to more than 1170, 105 deaths, compared to 760 new cases in Morocco and 47 deaths, and the number of people recovered increased to 49 people.

In Lebanon, the number of injured rose to 508, including 17 deaths, while 46 recovered.

The Palestinian Ministry of Health announced the registration of ten new injuries, bringing the total number of injuries to 191, and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas decided to extend the state of emergency for thirty days.

In Jordan, 310 injuries, five deaths, and nearly sixty healing cases were recorded, and the Jordanian government imposed a comprehensive and strict curfew yesterday in the capital, Amman, and the country over 24 hours.