Posted by The outbreak of corona virus is once again deepening on the world. Many countries going through a bad phase of the epidemic are battling with the dangerous virus. At the same time, in view of the increase in daily cases, the Russian Health Minister has issued a warning.
Moscow, ANI. The whole world is battling the global pandemic Corona virus. New variants of the virus are scaring people. Many countries are passing through the deadly phase of the pandemic. On the one hand, in the midst of the Russo-Ukraine war, where Russia is constantly attacking Ukraine. On the other hand, the crisis of Corona virus is looming over Russia. Russia’s Health Minister Mikhail Murashko made a big announcement on Saturday, in which he said that there is a high risk of a new increase in the number of Kovid-19 infections in June. Due to the rapid transmission of the virus, this threat is deepening day by day.
Russia’s health minister said
“Vaccination is very important because according to our forecasts, there is a high risk of an increased number of infections in June or maybe the end of May, because of the weakening of collective immunity,” Russian Health Minister Mikhail Murashko told reporters.
Johns Hopkins University told
According to the Johns Hopkins University, the World Health Organization declared the COVID-19 outbreak a pandemic on March 11, 2020. So far, more than 51.307 billion people have been infected with the corona virus worldwide, in which more than 62.3 lakh people have died.
Let us tell you that the corona virus has wreaked havoc on many countries of the world. Many countries are still going through a serious phase of this virus. New variants of the virus are increasing the danger day by day.
Talking about Russia, so far more than 17.9 million corona virus cases have been confirmed, in which more than 368 thousand people have died. In such a situation, the warning issued by the Health Minister of Russia has increased the concern of the country. At present, Russia is making all efforts to avoid the outbreak of Kovid-19.