Xinhua News Agency, Cape Town, September 11-Xinhua News Agency in Africa report: The African Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said on the 11th that the cumulative number of confirmed cases of new crowns in Africa exceeded 8 million
The World Health Organization’s Regional Office for Africa said on the 9th that the third wave of the epidemic in Africa is “weakening”
South Africa, which has the largest number of confirmed cases in Africa, announced in July that the third wave of epidemic peaks had passed
Nigeria added 466 new confirmed cases on the 10th, which is more than half of the 1,000-plus cases at the peak of the third wave of epidemics
In Botswana, both the number of newly confirmed cases and the number of deaths in the past three weeks have fallen sharply, and the government began to relax restrictions on epidemic prevention on the 6th
At present, the number of new crown vaccines received in Africa continues to increase, and the vaccination work continues to advance
China Vaccine has provided support for countries such as Zimbabwe to achieve their vaccination goals
South Africa will vaccinate all adults with the new crown vaccine since August 20
The Kenyan government said that it expects 2 million doses of Pfizer vaccine to arrive in Kenya in September
As of the 10th, more than 3.
Although the overall epidemic situation in Africa is slowing down and vaccine work continues to advance, the fight against the epidemic still faces multiple challenges
In addition to the delta strain, the newly discovered mutant strain also brings hidden dangers to the epidemic
According to data from the African Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, currently Africa has received 111.
Focus on the new crown pneumonia epidemic
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