2021-08-02-世界卫生组织-Weekly_epidemiological_update_on_COVID-19_-_3_August_2021_14页_2mb
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Summary of COVID-19 Weekly Epidemiological Update (Edition 51, August 3, 2021)
Global Overview
- New COVID-19 cases surpassed 4 million in the past week, driven largely by increases in the Eastern Mediterranean and Western Pacific Regions.
- Weekly deaths decreased by 8% to over 64,000 globally, with sharp increases in deaths reported in the Eastern Mediterranean and Western Pacific.
- Cumulative cases reached nearly 197 million, deaths 4.2 million.
- High case incidence per 100,000 population continued in the Americas and Europe.
- Top countries by new cases: United States, India, Indonesia, Brazil, Iran.
- Variants reported: Alpha in 182 countries, Beta in 132 countries, Gamma in 81 countries, Delta in 135 countries.
Special Focus on Variants
- WHO assesses variants for impacts on transmission, disease severity, and response measures.
- The number of countries reporting variants increased, with variants detected in travelers and local cases.
- Updated surveillance and research recommended based on variant risks, including risk mitigation for international travel.
WHO Regional Overviews
- Americas Region: Saw high case counts in the United States and Brazil, with a decrease in deaths after previous inaccuracies; regions reported around 1.2 million cases, but deaths dropped.
- African Region: Recorded over 182,000 new cases with a modest decrease in deaths; high cases in countries like South Africa.
- Eastern Mediterranean Region: Experienced a large increase in cases (37% from previous week), driven by Iran and others; stable deaths.
- European Region: Reported declining cases (9% decrease) but stable deaths; cases high in countries like France.
- South-East Asia Region: Cases increased by 9%, deaths remained similar; main drivers like Japan and Malaysia.
- Western Pacific Region: Cases surged by 33%, deaths increased sharply by 48%-related countries.
Key Weekly Updates
- WHO Director-General highlighted the launch of the RADAR initiative for $7.7 billion to combat Delta, aiming for global vaccination targets beyond September.
- Recommendations include enhanced guidance on gatherings, ChAdOx1 vaccine use, and joint efforts to boost vaccine production and access.
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