Germany has the highest incidence of COVID-19
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The incidence of coronavirus in Germany is more than 200 cases per 100 thousand population – the highest level for the entire pandemic.
Germany has recorded a record incidence of COVID-19 – more than 200 cases of coronavirus per 100 thousand population. About this with reference to data from the Robert Koch Institute for Infectious Diseases informs DW on Monday, November 8th.
The incidence rate peaked since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. At the same time, the previous record figure – 197.6 – was set on December 22, 2020 – even before vaccination.
At the same time, the number of new cases of the disease has increased by more than 15,500 in the last 24 hours, resulting in an incidence rate of 201.1 on Monday.
The increase in incidence is observed throughout the country, but Saxony, Thuringia and Bavaria were most affected.
About 67% of Germany’s population – almost 56 million people – are fully vaccinated, but numbers vary from region to region.
Previously, scientists named countries that will be the first to overcome the COVID pandemic… Experts warn that the coronavirus will be one of the main causes of death of the world’s population for many years to come.
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