【無了期唔知幾時完嘅武漢肺炎】國際疫情討論區09

Singapore detects 14 new COVID-19 cases; 12 in community

The Ministry of Health (MOH) on Sunday (27 June) announced the detection of 14 new cases of COVID-19 infection in Singapore, taking the country's total case count to 62,544.

Of the new cases, 12 are in the community, said MOH in a news release. Eleven of the community cases are linked to past cases, with 10 already placed on quarantine and one detected through surveillance.

There is one unlinked community case and no new cases at the migrant worker dormitories. Out of the two new imported cases, one is a returning permanent resident.

In its nightly update on Saturday, MOH said that an 84-year-old Singaporean woman had died from complications due to COVID-19 infection.

She was tested for COVID-19 on 15 June as part of the community surveillance testing for visitors to 115 and 116 Bukit Merah View, and was confirmed to have COVID-19 infection on the same day. She had not been vaccinated against COVID-19, and had a history of cancer, hypertension and hyperlipidaemia, said MOH.

Singapore's death toll from COVID-19 complications currently stands at 36.

Ganges exposes India's Covid graves

Seasonal flooding of the Ganges is flushing out shallow graves and exposing some of the hundreds of bodies that were buried by the river during India's recent Covid-19 surge.

Neeraj Kumar Singh, an official in the northern city of Allahabad, said that almost 150 bodies have had to be cremated in the past three weeks.

"We are not exhuming any bodies but only those which are floating up due to rising water levels are being cremated," he said.

"The area is spread over a kilometre (half a mile) and our guess is there are around 500-600 bodies buried," Singh told AFP.

"Every precaution is taken in dealing with the bodies while performing their final rites."

Most are believed to have died from coronavirus in April and May when India was hit by a spike in infections that overwhelmed hospitals in many areas.

Some families were unable to afford firewood for traditional Hindu cremations so bodies were immersed in the Ganges or buried in sandbanks adjacent to the river.

These are now becoming flooded because of annual monsoon rains swelling the river, washing away the sand and revealing the corpses.

The number of such graves has stoked suspicions that India's total deaths from the pandemic may be over a million, several times the official toll of almost 400,000.

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London day of demonstrations: Anti-lockdown protesters mass in central London

Tens of thousands of anti-lockdown protesters took the streets of central London on Saturday 26 June, on a day with numerous protests planned in the capital. The protest against Covid restrictions was given added impetus by the news that Health Secretary Matt Hancock, involved in imposing coronavirus restrictions on the UK population, was himself breaking the rules with a romantic tryst with a colleague. Nearby, a pro-Palestine, pro-BLM, anti-austerity, anti-government protest was also happening outside parliament.

Look, the protesters do not wear face masks when the thirdwave surge quickly right now. Then you should understand why I said yesterday that UK was already in hell.

21,342 new cases (new national record after new national record and 409 new deaths in Indonesia

Keep worsening.

Government should not ‘rush’ into easing restrictions on July 19 – expert

The Government should not “rush” into easing Covid-19 restrictions in England in July, but data is looking “encouraging”, an expert has said.

Earlier this month, concerns over the spread of the Delta variant led to Prime Minister Boris Johnson pushing back the June 21 target date to remove all legal limits on social contact to July 19.

Professor Sir Peter Horby, chairman of the New and Emerging Respiratory Virus Threats Advisory Group (Nervtag), said: “We always have to be driven by the data, not the dates.”

He told the the BBC’s Andrew Marr Show: “So we’re watching it very carefully and there will be a lot of analysis of the data coming up to that date, to make sure we’re comfortable with that release.

“At the moment, the data is encouraging that we can do that. But we have to make sure that we follow the data.”

5,268 new cases and 119 new deaths (new national record) in Bangladesh

14,876 new cases and 11 new deaths in the United Kingdom

Sunday/Monday effect. Still worsening rapidly.

黑雨警告信號下社區疫苗接種中心暫停服務

政府宣布，由於黑色暴雨警告信號現正生效，新冠疫苗接種計劃下的所有社區疫苗接種中心仍然開放，但疫苗接種服務現已暫停。如黑色暴雨警告信號於正常服務時間結束前取消，接種中心將會盡快恢復疫苗接種服務。

在社區疫苗接種中心暫停服務期間，受影響接種人士的預約會自動延期，他們將會接獲電話短訊通知新的接種日期和時間。如受影響人士是預約接種第二劑疫苗，而接種中心今日稍後時間恢復接種服務，他們亦可於今日接種中心的開放時間內到原先預約的中心接種疫苗。

盧森堡首相確診新型肺炎

盧森堡首相貝泰爾確診新型肺炎，要自我隔離10日。

盧森堡政府表示，貝泰爾目前出現發燒、頭痛等輕微症狀，將會通過遙距方式繼續履行職責。

48歲的貝泰爾，下月6日接種了第一劑阿斯利康新冠疫苗，原定下月初接種第二劑，他今個月24日至25日，曾經在比利時布魯塞爾出席歐盟領導人夏季峰會。

大埔中心10座晚上強檢圍封 女患者帶變種病毒株

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大埔中心第10座晚上7時10分起列為「受限區域」，大廈居民須接受強制檢測。大廈其中一個單位為新增唯一一宗本地個案、24歲女患者的住所。

女患者在大埔新達廣場任職顧客服務工作，與日前確診、感染Delta變種病毒的27歲男子是同事。她經基因排序後，證實帶有L452R變種病毒株。

5,406 new cases and 22 new deaths in Thailand

Keep worsening!

Cases in Turkey Decline to 2021 Low

New infections in Turkey fell to less than 5,000 for the first time since November, according to official data.

Saudi Arabia Wants Hajj Pilgrims to Have Two Vaccine Shots

Saudi Arabia stressed the importance of getting two vaccine doses for all those attending Hajj this year, the Hajj and Umra Ministry said on Sunday.

The Arab kingdom earlier said it will only allow 60,000 nationals and residents to attend the annual pilgrimage for the second year in a row, in an effort to contain the spread of the coronavirus.

Russian Tourists Face Extra Hurdle to Visit Greece

All tourists from Russia will need to present a negative PCR or rapid test for Covid-19 to enter Greece as of June 30, even if they are vaccinated.

Greece amended its policy given the rise in delta variant cases in Russia, the tourism ministry said Sunday. All tourists from Russia will also be tested for coronavirus upon their arrival.

The decision comes after a two-day EU summit in which southern European countries came under fire for letting in tourists who’ve had unauthorized vaccines.

Ireland to Decide Soon on Possible Reopening Delay

Ireland’s prime minister said the government will decide early this week on whether to delay a planned reopening of indoor hospitality venues beyond July 5 over concerns about the delta variant.

Nphet, the Irish public health agency, is likely to meet on Monday in advance of a planned Tuesday Cabinet meeting, Taoiseach Micheal Martinsaid Sunday on RTE Television, according to the Irish Independent newspaper.

Martin said the nation’s calculus is different now from when it locked down over Christmas. Data from the European Center for Disease Prevention and Control show Ireland has the highest uptake in Europe of Covid vaccines among people 50 or older.

Bangladesh Halts Public Transport as Virus Deaths Mount

Bangladesh will halt public transport from Monday as the daily Covid death count surges to a record, the Cabinet Division said in a notice on Sunday. All shopping malls, tourist sites, resorts and places of entertainment will also remain closed under the new rules.

The country on Sunday reported 119 deaths from Covid-19, the highest daily count since the start of the pandemic; the caseload surged by 5,268 in the same period to 888,406.

Denmark Records First Case of New Delta-Plus Variant

Denmark recorded its first case of the delta-plus variant, a mutation of the strain first discovered in India, the state agency dealing with infectious diseases said in a statement. The variant was brought in by an infected passenger traveling from Portugal by plane. The passenger and the other people on board the plane are being tracked down and will have to go into isolation, the agency said.

Sweden Sees Removal of Restrictions by November

Sweden’s state epidemiologist said he expects all virus restrictions will have ended by November. By then, Sweden will probably have removed its work from home recommendation and social distance requirement, Anders Tegnell said in an interview published in the DN newspaper.

New Zealand Extends Wellington Curbs

New Zealand extended restrictions in the Wellington region for two days despite finding no evidence yet that an Australian tourist with Covid-19 spread the virus while visiting the city last weekend.

Gathering limits and social distancing requirements will remain in place until at least midnight on June 29, Covid Response Minister Chris Hipkins told a news conference Sunday in Wellington.

Dozens Came Down With COVID-19 on Everest. Nepal Says It Never Happened.

KATHMANDU, Nepal — In April at Mount Everest base camp, where climbers acclimatize to the extreme altitude before heading to the summit of the world’s highest peak, Jangbu Sherpa fell ill with a cough and fever.

At 17,590 feet, his symptoms quickly worsened. The expedition company that had hired Sherpa to help a Bahraini prince climb Everest had him airlifted to a hospital in the capital, Kathmandu, where he tested positive for COVID-19.

Long article.Read more at https://ph.news.yahoo.com/dozens-came-down-covid-19-151434681.html

新冠肺炎今增60例本土 添3死、累計635人病逝

指揮中心表示，今日新增之60例本土病例（其中31例為居家隔離期間或期滿檢驗陽性者），為26例男性、34例女性，年齡介於未滿10歲至90多歲，發病日介於今（2021）年6月19日至6月27日。個案分佈以新北市33例最多，其次為台北市22例、桃園市2例，基隆市、南投縣及彰化縣各1例；其中32例為已知感染源、3例關聯不明、25例調查中，相關疫情調查持續進行中。

指揮中心說明，今日新增3例死亡個案，為2例男性、1例女性，年齡介於70多歲至90多歲，發病日介於5月23日至6月22日，確診日介於5月26日至6月24日，死亡日介於6月25日至6月26日。

Keep improving.

https://www.dw.com/en/cubas-covid-vaccine-rivals-biontech-pfizer-moderna/a-58052365

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