2023-06-21-世界卫生组织-Weekly_epidemiological_update_on_COVID-19_-_22_June_2023_14页_1mb

报告摘要

New cases and deaths (last 28 days: 1.2 million cases, 7,100 deaths) show continued decline.
Testing and reporting reductions may distort data, with only 56% of countries reporting cases.
Cases and deaths are reliably tracked through hospitalizations and ICU admissions due to testing lapses.
Cumulative cases exceed 768 million globally, with notable decreases in all WHO regions except Africa (+5% deaths).

Declined 39% and 40% globally compared to the previous 28 days.
Preliminary data from 41 countries on hospitalizations indicate few increases in some regions; others show significant drops (e.g., US, Malaysia).
ICU admissions decreased similarly, with most countries reporting decreases except Slovakia and Mexico.

Tracked variants include XBB.1.5 (VOI), XBB.1.16 (VOI), BA.2.75, CH.1.1, XBB, XBB.1.9.1, XBB.1.9.2, and XBB.2.3.
XBB.1.5 prevalence decreased (23.3% vs. 36.7%).
XBB.1.16 prevalence increased (21.9%).
Regions with low prior XBB.1.5 prevalence saw higher XBB.1.16 spread, and most other VUMs declined.

Africa: Cases decreased 26% (6,300 new), deaths increased slightly (+5%), with highest increases in countries like Zambia and Kenya.
Americas: Cases (-70%), deaths (-73%), highest increases in Brazil and Australia.
Eastern Mediterranean: Cases (-71%), deaths (-70%), limited increases; highest cases from Qatar and Islamic Republic of Iran.
Europe: Cases (-46%), deaths (-49%), no 20%+ increases; highest from France and Russian Federation.
South-East Asia: Cases (-78%), deaths (-57%), most decreases; highest cases from Thailand and Indonesia.
Western Pacific: Cases (-33%), deaths (-28%), few increases; highest from Republic of Korea and Australia.

Data are subject to updates and underreporting; global trends may not reflect true incidence accurately.
Visit WHO COVID-19 dashboards and resources for detailed updates.

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