The Mexican Ministry of Health announced on Thursday that 993 patients with COVID-19 had died in the past 24 hours and 18,138 cases of SARS-CoV-2 had been confirmed.
With 261,496 deaths since it hit the territory to date, Mexico, with a population of 126 million, has the fourth-highest death toll in the new coronavirus pandemic worldwide. The recorded cases are now 3,387,885.
Official figures, however, are considered undervalued. The Mexican Ministry of Health itself calculated on June 30, based on data obtained from the registry offices for the excess mortality, that the deaths are probably almost 60% more than the confirmed ones.
Brazil: 764 deaths and over 26,000 cases in 24 hours
The Brazilian Ministry of Health announced yesterday Thursday that another 764 patients with COVID-19 died in the previous 24 hours, compared to 737 the previous day, while another 26,280 cases of SARS-CoV-2 were confirmed in the laboratory.
With 581,914 deaths out of a total of 20,830,495 reported infections at this stage since the outbreak of the new coronavirus in its territory, Latin America, the largest country with a population of 212 million, ranks 2nd in the macabre world rankings for its number of deaths. , behind the US, and 3rd in terms of the number of viral infections, behind the US and India, according to official data, which, however, are underestimated by several experts.
Indonesia: 680 deaths and almost 9,000 cases in 24 hours
The Indonesian Ministry of Health announced yesterday Thursday that 680 patients with COVID-19 died in the previous 24 hours and 8,955 cases of SARS-CoV-2 were confirmed.
The new coronavirus pandemic in the archipelago of 270 million people so far amounts to 134,356 deaths out of a total of 4,109,093 recorded infections since its outbreak in Indonesia in March 2020.
Since the start of the national immunization campaign in the world’s fourth most populous country, more than 65.22 million people have received the first dose of COVID-19 vaccine, including 37.15 million, and the second. The government is seeking to vaccinate 208 million people to achieve so-called collective immunity. The country received 1.19 million doses of the Pfizer / BioNTech vaccine yesterday.
Turkey: 283 deaths and almost 23,500 cases in 24 hours
The Turkish Ministry of Health announced yesterday Thursday that 23,496 infections from SARS-CoV-2 were confirmed in the previous 24 hours, with the total number of registered cases reaching 6,435,773.
At the same time, the deaths of another 283 patients with COVID-19 increased the death toll from the new coronavirus pandemic to 57,283 dead until yesterday, March 11, 2020, when it broke out in Turkey.
Turkish Health Minister Fahrettin Koca said yesterday that about 90% of people who died from complications of COVID-19 were either unvaccinated or partially vaccinated.
“About 90% of the patients who had to be admitted to hospitals were not fully vaccinated” and the same percentage, “90% of those who died were either unvaccinated or partially vaccinated,” Kotza told a news conference.
At present, the minister added, most cases are recorded among teenagers aged 14 to 15 years.
Since the start of a national mass immunization campaign in Turkey on January 14th, 48.85 million people have received a vaccine dose, a second 37.64 million, and a total of more than 95.56 million doses have been given, including third-party boosters.
Malaysia: Nearly 21,000 cases and 249 deaths in 24 hours
The Malaysian Ministry of Health announced on Thursday that 249 patients with COVID-19 had died in the past 24 hours, with the death toll from the new coronavirus pandemic reaching 17,191 dead at this stage in the Asian country, while 20,988 cases were confirmed. of SARS-CoV-2, with the total number of reported infections increasing to 1,786,004 in the state of approximately 33 million inhabitants.
According to the director general of the Ministry of Health, Nour Hisham Abdullah, practically all cases – except one – were due to transmission to the community.
The so-called active cases decreased to 262,549. Intensive care units (ICUs) of Malaysian hospitals treat 1,001 patients with COVID-19, of which 470 are intubated.
According to official data, 61% of the adult population of Malaysia has received the first dose of COVID-19 vaccine and 46.7% have been fully vaccinated.
Germany: Over 14,000 cases and 45 deaths in 24 hours
Confirmed cases of SARS-CoV-2 in Germany have risen by 14,251 in the past 24 hours to 3,984,353, according to data released Friday by the Robert Koch Institute, the country’s epidemiological watchdog.
The deaths of 45 patients with COVID-19 have raised the death toll from the country’s new coronavirus pandemic to 92,301 to date, according to the same source.
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