In the Omicron explosion, Brazil gropes in the dark, in the blackout of data

In the Omicron explosion, Brazil gropes in the dark, in the blackout of data

The numbers of new daily infections by micron variable are impressive worldwide. On Friday, December 7, according to data from the Bing Covid website, which Microsoft launched in March last year, collecting data from the World Health Organization, health authorities in the United States and Europe and searches on Wikipedia, the world records 2.545 million new cases. In the United States alone, there have been 727,000 cases (but only 58.64% of 320 million Americans received full vaccination and 24% avoided any dose).

But what about Spain? The country of 47.5 million people, with a high rate of 81.8% fully vaccinated and 85.86% covered with at least one dose of vaccination) recorded a staggering figure of 254,955 new infections today. It is ahead of the United Kingdom, which, despite having 67.3 million people, 76.29% of whom were fully vaccinated and 83.2% only received a single dose, has recorded 179,731 new cases.

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