9:56 – V Germany an increase of 2454 cases of coronavirus infection occurred on Thursday. Last year, the number of people infected increased by 2,089. The seven-day incidence, which indicates how many people became infected per 100,000 inhabitants during this time, has risen from 4.9 to 16.5 today from 6 July.
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In Germany, which has a population of approximately 83 million, tests since the beginning of the epidemic have revealed a coronavirus in a total of 3.77 million people, of whom 91,637 have died. There were 30 more victims on Thursday.
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9:33 – V Hungary reported 64 new cases of SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus infection and one infected person died. There are 78 patients with covid in the hospitals, 11 of whom are connected to artificial lung ventilation. Since the beginning of the pandemic, 809,491 people have been tested positive in the country and 30,026 have died.
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8:46 – 56,306 vaccinations were reported on Thursday. A total of 10,252,027 vaccines have been administered so far.
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8:44 – The average weekly incidence per 100 thousand inhabitants remains at the level of 12 cases nationwide.
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8:42 – 51 people are hospitalized with covid in hospitals, 9 of whom are in serious condition.
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7:48 – Reproduction number R rose to 0.9. However, for the twelfth day in a row, it remains below number one.
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7:45 – The Czechia has 203 coronavirus infections on Thursday, which is the second highest number in the last week. There are 10 more positive cases than last Thursday and nine more than this Wednesday.
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7:42 – In the Czech Republic, the number of cases is stagnating, with about 27 cases remaining in 21st place (A week ago, there were approximately 28 cases per 100,000 inhabitants in the Czech Republic in 14 days). This is according to data from the European Center for Disease Control and Prevention (ECDC).
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7:40 – According to the number of coronavirus infections in the last 14 days, it remains worst situation from European Union countries in Cyprus (1514 cases per 100 thousand inhabitants, a week ago it was 1484).
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The second most affected country is now Spain (784 cases per 100,000 inhabitants, third week before with 624), followed by the Netherlands (634 cases, 670 cases a week ago and second place).
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6:30 – Israel will become the first country to start giving people a third booster dose of coronavirus vaccine. Prime Minister Naftali Bennett announced on Thursday evening that the third dose will be given to people over the age of sixty. The vaccine has been shown to gradually lose its efficacy. About six percent every two months. In no other country is the third dose approved yet, but Bennett’s team of experts recommended 56 votes to one that it should be given.
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6:22 – Government of Japan urges young people to be vaccinated and to stay at home and not meet. On Wednesday, for the first time, the number of new infections in the country exceeded 10,000. According to Minister Taro Kono, it is now more important than persuading people in their twenties and thirties to get vaccinated than to increase the daily number of people vaccinated to over a million. In the country, 26.3 percent of the population received both doses, but vaccination is unevenly distributed. In the age group of 65, it is 70 percent.
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6:17 – V New South Wales the number of confirmed cases of coronavirus infection increased by another 170. At least 52 of them were in society at the time they were infectious. The day before, 239 cases of the disease had increased. There are 58 infected people in the ICU in this Australian state, 24 of whom are for pulmonary ventilation. Compliance with the lockdown, which includes a hard curfew in Sydney with police officers, is now being overseen by 300 troops. There were three infections in Victoria and one in Queensland.
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