Corona hits New Year-Christmas celebrations, 10,000 deaths in last month of 2023

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Corona hits New Year-Christmas celebrations, 10,000 deaths in last month of 2023
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Cases of corona virus have started coming again. This time with another new variant, this virus is taking people by storm. The United Nations released a report on Wednesday and said that 10,000 deaths have occurred due to Corona in the last month i.e. December. On this report, the head of the agency, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, has attributed social gatherings during the holidays as the reason for the increasing number of coronaviruses.

Tedros said there were nearly 10,000 deaths in December, while hospitalizations in 50 countries rose by 42% in the new year. Most of the cases have come from Europe and America.

The director general of the World Health Organization told reporters in Geneva that 10,000 deaths is well below the peak of the epidemic, but that the number of preventable deaths is not acceptable. He said it was certain that cases were increasing in other places where reports were not coming in, and he called on governments to monitor and provide treatment and vaccination.

Also Read – The JN.1 variant of Covid is spreading rapidly, know how many cases have occurred in India so far?

Tedros said that the JN.1 variant is now the fastest growing in the world. It is an Omicron variant, so current vaccines can also protect against it. WHO technical lead Maria von Kerkhove has said that in addition to the coronavirus, respiratory diseases have increased worldwide due to influenza, rhinovirus and pneumonia.

How many deaths in India so far?

So far, the total number of coronavirus cases in India since the initial outbreak in January 2020 has reached 4,50,19,819, while the total number of deaths has reached 5,33,406. In the last 24 hours, 605 new Covid cases have been reported in India and four people have died.

How many cases in India?

250 cases of JN.1 subvariant have been reported from Maharashtra, 199 from Karnataka, 148 from Kerala, 49 from Goa, 36 from Gujarat, 30 from Andhra Pradesh, 30 from Rajasthan, 26 from Tamil Nadu. 21 from Telangana, 3 from Delhi, 3 from Odisha and 1 from Haryana.

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