(Fighting against New Coronary Pneumonia) Brazil added 27075 confirmed cases and 904 deaths in a single day
China News Agency, Sao Paulo, June 7 (Reporter Mo Chengxiong) According to data released by the Brazilian Ministry of Health at 22:00 local time on the 6th, Brazil has added 27,075 new cases of confirmed coronary pneumonia and 904 new deaths in the past 24 hours. 10209 cases were cured.
On the 6th, Brazilian President Bosonaro announced that the statistics and external release of Brazil's daily new crown epidemic data will change. The Brazilian Ministry of Health will no longer publish the total number of confirmed cases and deaths of new coronary pneumonia in various states and nations, the number of suspected deaths under investigation, the total number of cures no longer reported, the number of patients under treatment no longer reported, no Then it shows the increasing or decreasing trend of confirmed cases and deaths. Only the newly confirmed number of confirmed cases, deaths and the number of cured cases will be announced within 24 hours. Brazil’s previously announced new deaths that day included not only the number of patients who died in the past 24 hours, but also the number of patients who had obtained the virus test results in the past 24 hours but had died a few days ago.
On the same day, the Johns Hopkins University in the United States once deleted the Brazilian data from the world new crown epidemic statistics page. Although it was added later, it also surprised the Brazilian medical community, thinking that the Brazilian official website does not have complete data and will not give statistics. And even kicked Brazil out of the system.
Brazil’s Ministry of Health did not publish complete data on the epidemic situation, causing criticism and dissatisfaction from all walks of life. On that day, the public had asked the judicial department for help, requesting that the total number of confirmed diagnoses and deaths be resumed as soon as possible.
Brazil’s Speaker of the House of Representatives Maya said that if the government still does not publish the complete data, Congress will establish a system to provide the community with timely information on the epidemic. (Finish)