According to the European Network quoted by the European Union News Agency, the Italian Ministry of Civil Defense reported on the 8th local time that 17,959 new confirmed cases of new coronavirus were reported, and 86 deaths were reported. As of 18:00 on the 8th, the cumulative number of confirmed cases nationwide reached 5152264, and the number of deaths reached 134472.
According to reports, the health department of the Campania region of Italy reported that the manager of the Caserta Eni Petroleum Group Company (Eni) living in the city of Caserta has recovered after several days of isolation and treatment.
The manager of Eni Petroleum Group (Eni) was diagnosed with the Omiljun strain at the end of November, and his two children, wife, mother and others were subsequently diagnosed with the Omiljun strain. Except for two young children who were not vaccinated, the rest of the adults in his family completed the vaccination cycle.
The manager of Eni Petroleum Group (Eni) said through social media that he was pleased to tell everyone that after several days of isolation and treatment, he finally defeated the Olmi kerong strain and is currently in good health, thanking everyone for their care and support.
The epidemic data updated by the European Center for Disease Control and Prevention (ECDC) on the 8th shows that in the past 24 hours, there have been 63 new cases of Infection with the Omiljun strain in the Eu, and a total of 21 member states have found the virus, bringing the total number of infected people to 337.
Ryan, executive director of the World Health Emergency Programme for Public Health, said there was no indication that the Ami kerong strain was more severely affected and that there was no reason to doubt the ability of existing vaccines to protect people from infection. Ryan said the vaccines people have are very effective in terms of disease severity and hospitalization.
Source: China News Network
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