Day 686 of south Africa's fight against covid-19 (Thursday 10 February 2022)
The cumulative number of covid-19 infections in South Africa is 3631642, with an increase of 3628. The cumulative number of deaths is 96,502, and the number of new deaths is 213 (the actual number of deaths in a single day is only 22, and the rest are the backlog of previous deaths). The cumulative number of recovered 3491626 cases increased by 2646.
The total number of new coronavirus tests nationwide is 22555062, and 39,376 people have been tested in a single day. The infection rate detected in a single day was 9.21%. The recovery rate was 96.15 per cent. The crude mortality rate was 2.66%. There are 52 countries with more than one million COVID-19 infections worldwide. Cuba, South Korea, Ireland, Bulgaria and others squeezed into the millions. The U.S. ranks first with more than 70 million strong positions. South Africa ranks 19th in the world.
The cumulative number of new crown infections in Hao Province 1177022, an increase of 1250 in a single day. The cumulative recovery of 1147634 cases, the number of new people increased by 572, and the recovery rate was 97.5%. The total number of deaths was 20,505, an increase of 9, and the crude mortality rate was 1.74%.
As of the afternoon of February 9, South Africa had received 30397806 cumulative COVID-19 vaccines; the number of people vaccinated in a single day was 72,168.
A spokesperson for the Chinese Embassy in Yugoslavia issued a statement welcoming the approval by the South African Regulatory Authority of Sinopharm for the registration of the new crown vaccine. The ambassador said: The Embassy will actively implement China's solemn commitment to the world and make China's COVID-19 vaccine a global public good. (Figure 1)
The leader of the DA Party delivered his "true State of the Union Address" in Cape Town. The President was once again called upon to immediately abolish the state of national catastrophe and allow the economy to recover in its entirety. (Figure 2)
Unable to withstand the blow of the long-term lockdown, the capital's prestigious St. George's Hotel has closed its doors. This is where national leaders often stay.
According to the United Nations World Tourism Organization, global tourism growth will be only 4% in 2021, and the industry expects that global tourism will not return to pre-epidemic levels until at least 2024.
The DA party wants to extend school hours by an hour to allow students to catch up with the curriculum. It is also hoped that students who have dropped out of school since the beginning of the pandemic will be able to return to school.
Schools in South Africa reopened and face-to-face instruction resumed. Health authorities call for ventilation, handwashing, masks, cleaning and disinfection as important ways to reduce the spread of COVID-19 and other respiratory diseases in schools. (Figure 3)
Malaysia will fully open its borders from 1 March, eliminating the need for quarantine for arrivals.
The epidemic situation in Amiqueron, many us states, has improved, and it is planned to cancel the mandatory order for indoor masks.
Australia reopened its doors to foreign tourists who have completed COVID-19 vaccination from the 21st of this month.
Italy abolishes the mandatory outdoor wearing of masks.
Hong Kong has accelerated the construction of the "FireEye Laboratory", with a daily nucleic acid test of up to 100,000. (Figure 4)
A cumulative total of 12 million children in the United States are infected with COVID-19.
The Omicron variant was found in a herd of deer in New York. This is the first time a high-transmission variant has been detected in wild animals.
Today, the President of South Africa will hold a State of the Union address at the Cape Town Municipal Auditorium, the security services are waiting to ensure security, and the South African police, defence forces, intelligence agencies and other security forces have entered a state of high alert. (Figure 5)
South African economists say the president says too much and does too little. I hope that this State of the Union address will have something practical to give the people confidence.
South African musician Mttewa abandoned ANC to join EFF. He said he was disappointed with the ANC, in contrast to the fact that he believed the EFF was also concerned about the plight of artists.
The Home Secretary said the government will introduce a quota management mechanism for foreign employees, which clearly stipulates how many foreigners are allowed to be hired by enterprises run by local South Africans. In response to the current high unemployment rate and severe anti-immigrant sentiment. (Figure 6)
Da leaders said the DA should avoid "silly skirmishes" with DAPs and other coalition partners and instead pay close attention to pushing the ANC below 50 percent.
A dangerous rift has emerged in the multiparty coalition government of Howe Province. Multi-party coalition governments in several places have lashed out at DAP leaders for trying to pull the EFF into coalition governments. Accusations of violating the conditions for the conclusion of the covenant were breached.
The discovery of oil off the coast of neighbouring Namibia has further spurred interest in exploration in South African waters, although legal challenges have already been made. (Figure 7)
The High Court of South Africa ruled that the inventor of Vodacom Telecom Group's "Please Call Me" was entitled to 5% of the total voice revenue generated between March 2001 and March 2021. (Figure 8)
Residents of southern Soweto blocked roads in protest of a lack of electricity.
A local government in South Africa, with cash strapped for, contacted the local Pick n Pay supermarket chain to buy food on credit for its 295 employees, including mayors, councillors and senior officials. Because there was no money to pay wages before June. (Figure 9)
South Africa is under intense pressure to illegally poach rhinos, and despite a 24% year-on-year decline in poaching, more than 450 rhinos will still be killed by poachers in 2021.
City officials in the capital went to the Navy office of the South African Defence Force to cut off electricity. Because the property fee owed has exceeded R3 million.
Google plans to invest $1 billion in South Africa to boost the recovery.
Fire clouds in the sky of Joburg.
Please enjoy the beautiful moment that the photography master bald old Li grasped on the way to the capital in Joburg. (Figure 10) (South Africa Dr. Xu Youqiang text/figure Authorized release Shenyang Editor)
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