On June 11, JPMorgan Chase Group released its “Vaccination Update” report on its official website. The contents of the report calculate the change in the number of new diagnoses every 7 days after 18 countries provide vaccines made in Europe, America and China.
The report shows that after the Seychelles, Uruguay, Maldives, Bahrain, Argentina, Chile, United Arab Emirates, Hungary and Namibia were vaccinated with vaccines made in China, the number of confirmed cases every 7 days in Hungary is decreasing, while the number of confirmed cases in other countries is increasing, not decreasing.
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Among the countries with an increasing number of confirmed cases, Bahrain, the Maldives and the Seychelles were the hardest hit. In a statistical chart published in the report, the number of diagnoses confirmed once rose “off the charts.”
Doctor Jin-Chung Shih said on his personal Facebook that the JPMorgan Chase chart, “some people who want to be vaccinated with vaccines made in China , Europe, and the United States may” refer to the table first.
Prior to this, there were many media reports about the situation that Chile, Bahrain, Seychelles and other countries, had been vaccinated with a vaccine made in China but ended up in Vaccination instead of decreasing, the epidemic did not decrease but instead increased.
Hungary itself initially had a death toll that since the beginning of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic was only a handful from other countries. With 272 deaths in the last 24 hours, Hungary currently has the highest daily number of Corona COVID-19 deaths per one million people.
According to Worldometer, it has the second-highest total number of deaths in proportion to its population at 1,994 per million people since the outbreak of the pandemic. The only country ahead of him with a population of more than one million is the Czech Republic.
Despite the fact that hospitals are overcrowded with people requiring intensive care and ventilator care, new records of cases and deaths are reported every day.
There is no other way to accept that this crisis is out of control, Hungary’s numbers have already surpassed Belgium, the United States, Spain, Great Britain and Italy.
Nearly 20,000 people have died from Covid since the beginning of the pandemic, as quoted from the hungarytoday.hu page.
With about 10 million citizens at home, Hungary does not appear to be experiencing such a glaring crisis when cases and deaths are compared cumulatively.
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