The emerging Corona virus (Covid-19) continued its rapid spread in America and some other countries in the world, especially Spain, which has been re-emerging anxiety features, amid warnings of a higher possibility of infecting children.
And the US health authorities said that the total number of injuries rose until Thursday to 4 million and 405 thousand and 932, while the total number of deaths rose to 150 thousand and 283.
The United States occupies the global top spot in terms of vulnerability to corona virus, in terms of deaths and injuries.
And in Brazil, which is ranked second in terms of the number of injuries; The results of the examination showed that first lady Michelle Bolsonaro was injured, 5 days after her husband, President Jair Bolsonaro, announced that he had recovered from the disease.
In Spain, the virus re-spread at the fastest pace since last April, undermining the official version that the infection is under control.
Spain registered 1,229 new cases yesterday, the largest number since April 30, bringing the total number of cases to 285,430, according to data from the Ministry of Health.
Despite this, only 10 deaths from the virus were reported last week, which is far from hundreds of deaths per day during the worst period of the pandemic.
The Ministry of Health said that more than 60% of those who tested did not suffer from symptoms, which is a sign that the process of detection of infections is monitoring the infection in its early stages.
Other European countries, including France, were advised not to travel to certain Spanish regions such as Catalonia.
In Britain, Health Minister Matt Hancock said he was concerned about a second outbreak in Europe, and that the government would not hesitate to act to re-enforce quarantine measures if necessary, to keep the country safe.
In Africa, Zimbabwean President Emerson Manangagua said Thursday that Minister of Agriculture Pirans Sherry died of HIV Wednesday, becoming the first victims of the epidemic among senior government officials.
Sherry is a retired general who helped plan a coup that ousted late President Robert Mugabe in 2017. Zimbabwe recorded 2,879 confirmed injuries and 40 deaths.
Children and youth
In the latest research on the subject, a study published yesterday showed the presence of large quantities of the virus in the upper respiratory tract in children under the age of five, which raised new questions about their transmission.
The data indicate that children transmit the infection in small proportions, and early reports did not find strong evidence that children were a major contributor to the spread of the virus.
The researchers, who published the study in the journal "JAMA Pediatrics", that understanding the possibility of children transmitting infection will be essential in the process of developing public health guidelines.
The analysis of the study indicates that young children had more viruses in the upper respiratory tract than 10 to 100 times more than adults.
For his part, WHO Director-General Tidros Adhanum Gebresos warned young people that they are not immune to the threat of the virus, while in some countries they deal lightly about it, which leads to increased rates of transmission of the virus.
"We said that and say it again: Young people can be infected, young people can die, and young people can transmit the virus," Giberisus told a news conference.
The resurgence of the virus was noticed in European countries, where on vacation, young people went to bars and organized beach parties.
Canada's health authorities said last week that under-39s constitute a clear majority among the new cases in the country.