The total number of injuries worldwide exceeds 55 million
US states impose new restrictions to contain the Corona outbreak
Car drivers queue for a corona test in California.
Father
Large American states announced new strict restrictions on gatherings and commercial activity, to limit the outbreak of the emerging corona virus (Covid-19), while the total number of HIV infections around the world, since the outbreak of the epidemic until yesterday, exceeded 55 million.
New Jersey, California, Ohio and the largest city of Philadelphia in Pennsylvania joined a growing list of states that have re-imposed strict measures aimed at curbing the high number of HIV infections.
Authorities in Philadelphia have ordered a ban on indoor gatherings of any number in any public or private place, “except for individuals who live together,” the city health official, Thomas Farley, said in a press conference: “We need to prevent this virus from moving from one home to another.”
Farley added that if the current rate of rapid injury growth continues, hospitals will reach their maximum capacity, and more than 1,000 people may die in Pennsylvania's largest city within the next six weeks.
And in neighboring New Jersey, one of the states most affected in the early stage of the epidemic, Governor Phil Murphy said that he had ordered that indoor gatherings of individuals from different families be limited to 10 people instead of 25, with the mandatory maximum number of outdoor gatherings per week. Next, 150 instead of 500.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has announced tighter trade and social restrictions in 40 of the state's 58 counties, covering the vast majority of its 40 million residents.
In Ohio, where the number of daily injuries increased by 17%, and the total number of hospital admissions increased by 25% over the past seven days, the state Department of Health issued an order to reduce gatherings, and Oklahoma Governor Kevin State announced the closure of bars and restaurants at 11 pm, starting tomorrow While about 33,000 state government employees will have to put masks at work from today.
The measures came as 40 states recorded record daily increases in cases of Corona virus infection this month, while 20 states recorded their highest levels ever in daily deaths related to the virus.
In addition, aggregate data showed that the total number of Coronavirus infections around the world exceeded 55 million until yesterday, and the latest data available on the Johns Hopkins University website showed that the total number of infections reached 55 million and 21 thousand cases, while the number of people recovered reached 35.3 million, and the number of deaths exceeded one million and 327 thousand cases.
The United States leads the world in terms of the number of injuries, followed by India, Brazil, France, Russia, Spain, the United Kingdom, Argentina, Italy, Colombia, Mexico, Peru, Germany, Iran and South Africa.
The United States also leads the world in terms of the number of deaths, followed by Brazil, India, Mexico, the United Kingdom, Italy and France.
In France, the government spokesman, Gabrielle Atal, said that France is preparing to start a nationwide campaign to vaccinate against "Covid-19", in January, in the hope that the vaccines will be available there after obtaining the necessary permits, adding: "We are preparing a vaccination campaign. It will be ready as soon as a vaccine is approved by the European and national authorities.
• The number of people recovering from the infection worldwide exceeds 35.3 million, and deaths reach one million and 327 thousand cases.
• France is preparing to start a mass vaccination campaign after the vaccines get the permits.
• 40 US states recorded record daily increases in cases of HIV infection, this November.
Follow our latest local and sports news, and the latest political and economic developments via Google news