The WHO said it is concerned over the recent significant reduction in SARS-CoV-2 testing by several Member States.ĭata are becoming progressively less representative, less timely, and less robust. The highest numbers of new deaths were reported from India (4525 new deaths +619 per cent) due to retrospective adjustments in some states, followed by Indonesia (932 new deaths -41 per cent), and Thailand (553 new deaths +3 per cent). The region reported just over 6000 new weekly deaths, representing a 116 per cent increase as compared to the previous week. The highest numbers of new cases were reported from Thailand (175,116 new cases +4 per cent increase), Indonesia (36,470 new cases -49 per cent), and India (11,612 new cases -31 per cent).Īlso Read | Explained: What has the UK police inquiry into the Downing Street parties found? However, Sri Lanka reported an increase in new weekly cases of 25 per cent (2693 vs 2156 new cases). The South-East Asia Region reported over 232,000 new weekly cases, a 14 per cent decline as compared with the previous week, continuing the decreasing trend observed since mid-January 2022. The highest number of new weekly deaths were reported from Chile (11,858 new deaths +1710 per cent), the United States of America (5,367 new deaths +83 per cent), India (4,525 new deaths +619 per cent), Russia (2,859 new deaths -22 per cent), and South Korea (2,471 new deaths +22 per cent).
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The update said that at the country level, the highest number of new weekly cases were reported from South Korea (2,442,195 new cases -13 per cent), Germany (1,576,261 new cases +2 per cent), Vietnam (1,127,716 new cases -40 per cent), France (845,119 new cases +45 per cent), and Italy (503,932 new cases +6 per cent). Also Read | A new human challenge study about Covid-19 reveals insights on how we get sick with the virus
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