The number of deaths caused by COVID-19 declines for the third week in a row. This is stated in the weekly report of the World Health Organization, published on the WHO website.
In particular, about 66,000 new deaths were registered in the world last week, which is 20% less than the previous week.
As noted, the number of reported new cases of coronavirus infection continues to fall for the sixth week in a row.
According to the WHO, 2.4 million new cases of COVID-19 were registered in the world last week, down 11% from the previous week.
Thus, according to the WHO, since the beginning of the pandemic, the global cumulative numbers have reached 110.7 million diseases and more than 2.4 million deaths.
Over the past week, the largest number of new infections was recorded in the United States (480,467 new cases, a decrease of 29%), Brazil (316,221, a decrease of 1%), France (131,179, an increase of 3%), Russia (92,843, a decline of 11%) and India (86,711, an increase of 10%).
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