Brazil, which suffers from the Covit-19 variant, has a higher rate of daily cases and deaths than the United States.

The average daily number of victims in Brazil rose to 1,573 in seven days, while the rate in the United States fell to – 1,566 per day – with fewer cases and more vaccinations, according to Oxford University data. The United States reached more than 3,400 deaths a day in January.

As many countries suffer from the worst epidemics, Brazil faces one of its worst humanitarian crises, with increasing deaths and epidemics, nearly 1,000 new cases every 20 minutes last week – more than 70,000 every day.

Public health experts have blamed the rapid spread of the B1 strain from the Manas Amazon, whose studies show it is more re-infectious than previous versions of the infection and better at rehabilitating humans. Deaths have also risen as the Brazilian health system tries to come to terms, meaning that rescued patients are dying in chaotic hospital corridors or – in the worst case scenario –Shortness of breath is caused by a lack of oxygen.

The death toll of the seven-day moving average Govt-19 has been confirmed

In early November: According to scientists, the aggression P1 strain was born in the Amazon city of Manaus

January 17: Brazil has launched a limited vaccination campaign

February 13: Local spread of the B1 virus has been confirmed in Sao Paulo, Brazil’s largest city, where the strain is spreading rapidly

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March 1: ICU Covit-19 units reach capacity or almost capacity in most Brazilian states

In early November: According to scientists, the aggression P1 strain was born in the Amazon city of Manaus

January 17: Brazil has launched a limited vaccination campaign

February 13: Local spread of B1 has been confirmed in Brazil’s largest city, S சாo Paulo, where the tribe is spreading rapidly.

March 1: ICU Covit-19 units reach capacity or almost capacity in most Brazilian states

In early November: According to scientists, the aggression P1 strain was born in the Amazon city of Manaus

January 17: Brazil has launched a limited vaccination campaign

February 13: Local spread of B1 has been confirmed in Brazil’s largest city, S சாo Paulo, where the tribe is spreading rapidly.

March 1: ICU Covit-19 units reach capacity or almost capacity in most Brazilian states

In early November: According to scientists, the aggression P1 strain was born in the Amazon city of Manaus

January 17: Brazil has launched a limited vaccination campaign

February 13: Local spread of B1 has been confirmed in Brazil’s largest city, S சாo Paulo, where the tribe is spreading rapidly.

March 1: ICU Covit-19 units reach capacity or almost capacity in most Brazilian states

Home now in Brazil Hundreds of new Govit-19 varietiesResearchers have warned of the emergence of other, more dangerous copies of the disease, which could appear as the disease continues to worsen and mutate, affecting the progress of other countries by the epidemic.

“It seems like a dream to me,” said Mohamed Barini, general manager of Moinhouse de Vento Hospital in the southern city of Porto Alegre, who is trying to turn another department into a temporary intensive care unit. “The sad thing is, when you start to see the intuition around you – the wives and uncles of employees and staff.”

Like many physicians across the country, Mr. Barini said the same See also younger patients– Many of them are in their 30s and 40s – more than the first wave of cases that took place in Brazil in the middle of last year. Scientists are still trying to understand why.

Covit-19 killed more than 260,000 people in Brazil last week, including more than 10,000. It supplies the United States alone with more than 525,000 deaths.

Public health officials have accused President Jair Bolsonar of failing to provide more vaccines and reducing the risk of the disease. The former military leader recently called on Brazilians to return to work.

Brazil pollinates only about 4% of its population. Epidemiologists say this means more cases and deaths in Brazil in the coming months.

The United States, Brazil and India account for more than the total daily deaths each month of the epidemic, but the virus was the first to launch a deadly march from China to South Korea and Europe.

Public hospitals in the Brazilian capital and more than 20 of the 26 Brazilian states are at full capacity or have almost no beds in their intensive care units. Hospitals in Brazil, the Amazon and the South have hired refrigerated shipping containers to store corpses after the site’s mortuaries were filled. Cemeteries in some cities, such as the Combo Grande in the Midwest, meanwhile have dug their parking lots to make more space for cemeteries.

Of the 213 million people, Brazil has more deaths than the United States, Mexico, Peru and many European countries. However, the speed of the recent death toll in Brazil – and the fact that it contradicts the global trend – has raised serious concerns about the country’s fate and the possibility of a similar turmoil across the P1 strain region.

A recent study showed that B1 is 1.4 to 2.2 times more contagious than pre-existing copies of the virus in Brazil and is 25% to 61% more likely to regenerate humans.

Researchers believe that B1 first appeared in Manas in early November, and by January, the new strain had already caused 85% of new Govt-19 infections in the city.

The chaos soon continued. After dozens of patients died in Manas in January after a lack of oxygen across the city, a ship of lorries from Venezuela sailed south through the rainforest to deliver supplies for a 26-hour journey. Last month, prosecutors also investigated reports that he had been bedridden due to a lack of anesthetics.

While the daily infection rate and number of victims on the Amazon have shown signs of decline in recent weeks, other southern states are facing darker days as B1 continues to spread. Sவோo Paulo, Brazil’s largest and richest city, has invited volunteer doctors to help alleviate the fatigue of medical staff as ICU aggression rates reach 80% for the first time.

The vaccination campaign in Brazil began on January 17, but went slowly. In Brazil there are mixed symptoms of the main vaccine, the Chinese coronavirus vaccine and other Govit-19 vaccines. It will act against B.1. Produced by the Instituto Bottonton and Fiocruz, Brazilian research centers Coronavac vaccine Oxford-

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Studies cited show that both are effective against B1, respectively.

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The vaccine was able to neutralize B.1. However, another small study earlier this month showed that plasma collected from people who were vaccinated with the corona virus five months ago failed to “effectively neutralize” the strain.

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