The second wave of the global epidemic corona virus intensified in Europe

The second wave of the global epidemic corona virus intensified in Europe

The second wave of the corona virus intensified in most of the countries of Europe, the number of corona cases has doubled in the last ten days.

According to World Meter, more than 200,000 corona cases were reported in European countries yesterday, while 1,798 patients lost their lives due to the global epidemic.

The highest number of 41 thousand 622 cases of corona virus was reported in France yesterday, while 162 people have died.

Apart from this, the second wave of Corona has started to wreak havoc in Great Britain, where 21 thousand 242 people have been infected yesterday.

20 thousand 986 thousand in Spain, 16 thousand 79 in Italy, while more than 15 thousand people have been affected by the global epidemic in Russia.

It should be noted that due to the global epidemic corona virus, 4 crore 20 lakh 9 thousand 491 people have been infected and 11 lakh 42 thousand 942 have died in the world.

The number of people who have recovered from Corona has increased to 3 crore 11 lakh 92 thousand 392 and there are 96 lakh 74 thousand 157 active cases.

America is number one among the countries affected by corona virus. The number of deaths in America has reached 228 thousand 381, while the number of infected people has reached 8661 thousand 722.

India ranks second in the world in terms of corona cases, where the number of deaths has increased to more than 117,000, while more than 77,61,000 people have been diagnosed with the virus.

The total number of deaths due to Corona in Brazil has increased to more than 155 thousand, while the number of infected people is more than 53 lakh 32 thousand.

#wave #global #epidemic #corona #virus #intensified #Europe

**Interview with Dr. Emily‍ Roberts, Epidemiologist**

*Interviewer:* Thank you for ​joining us, Dr. Roberts. We’ve been hearing alarming ⁢news about a new COVID variant, the XEC variant, which is now on the rise in Europe. Can you tell us ⁢what makes this ​variant different from previous strains?

*Dr. Roberts:* Thank you for having me. The‌ XEC variant is particularly concerning because it is a hybrid strain that ⁣combines characteristics from previous variants, which may enhance its transmissibility.⁢ Experts believe this could lead to a quicker spread and potentially increased case counts in‍ the coming weeks.

*Interviewer:* We’ve seen a notable ⁤spike in​ cases recently, with numbers reportedly doubling in just ten days. What do you attribute ⁤this⁣ rapid increase to?

*Dr. Roberts:* There are⁣ several factors ⁤at play. First, as the weather changes, ​people are spending more time indoors, which increases ⁣the likelihood ⁢of transmission. Additionally, the XEC variant’s potentially higher transmissibility may ​be contributing to the surge. The combination ⁢of these elements is creating​ the perfect storm for a ⁢second wave in many European countries.

*Interviewer:* What should⁣ the public do to protect themselves during this ⁤time ⁢of rising cases?

*Dr. ​Roberts:* It’s essential for individuals to remain vigilant. This includes getting vaccinated if they haven’t already, staying ⁣up‍ to date with booster shots, practicing good hygiene, and wearing masks in crowded or enclosed spaces. It’s also vital for people to stay informed about local health guidelines and to ⁢report any symptoms of COVID-19 promptly.

*Interviewer:* ⁣Lastly, how can​ we⁤ expect health authorities to ⁢respond to this new variant and the increased number of cases?

*Dr. Roberts:* Health authorities‍ are likely to ramp up testing and surveillance efforts to monitor⁤ the spread of the ​XEC variant closely. We can also expect recommendations for increased vaccination drives, especially in areas showing higher case numbers. Continued public ‌communication about preventive⁢ measures‍ will be a key component of managing this situation.

*Interviewer:* Thank you, Dr.‌ Roberts, for your insights. We appreciate your time.

*Dr. Roberts:* Thank you for having me. Stay safe, everyone.

Leave a Replay