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Fuki said that the epidemic quickly reached its peak in South Africa.It almost rose vertically and turned around quickly.He said that, in view of the diversity of the United States and the diversity of vaccines and the unpacked vaccine population, he believes that it may be more than a few weeks and may reach the peak of the epidemic at the end of January.
(Washington Composite Electric) The US chief infectious disease expert, a Foke prediction, predicts that the latest wave of Omikon Crown Diseases may be the epidemic.reach the peak.
When Ficki was interviewed by the media on Wednesday, she was asked when the epidemic would start when the epidemic would start, "It's hard to answer."He said that in South Africa, the epidemic quickly reached its peak.It almost rose vertically and turned around quickly."I think, in view of the diversity of our country and the diversity of vaccines and unpacked vaccines, I think this may be more than a few weeks, and it may be at the end of January (reaching the peak of the epidemic)."
Fokki: Technically, Omikon may accelerate the end of the epidemic
He said, technically, Omikon may accelerate the end of the epidemic, provided that this is highly contagiousSex variants will replace other strains that can lead to more severe infection."I hope this is the case, but this will not guarantee that this happens." Ficki replied when asked about this possibility: "If you have a very easy to spread virus to replace another virus, and (replaced by replacementThe severity of virus) is low, which will be a positive result. But you can never guarantee. "
He emphasized:" This virus has previously fooled us. Remember, we think, we thinkWith the vaccine, everything will get better, and the Delta variant follows, which puts everything in trouble. "
According to the New York Times statistics, the United States has added more than 488,000 crowns on Wednesday in the United States on Wednesday.Although the disease, although this is less than 510,000 on Monday, the newspaper said that the data on Monday includes the data on the weekend holiday, so it should not be regarded as a record.On Wednesday, the average number of new cases from 7 days from the United States exceeded 300,000, and the record of more than 260,000 yuan a day before broke.
The data released by the American Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) showed that the crown cases in the United States have increased by 60%in the past week, mainly due to the rapid spread of Omikon poison strains.Fortunately, the surge in cases did not lead to more serious diseases, because the number of hospitalizations in the past two weeks had increased by only 11%; the average 7 -day average of death cases also decreased by 7%, reaching about 1100 per day.
CDC director Valenceki said that the number of hospitalizations and deaths is still relatively low, maybe because hospitalization treatment is often about two weeks later than found cases, but it may also be because we are in South Africa and Britain in the UK.Early signs of early seeing in other countries are the symptoms caused by Omikon. "
More Americans began to use more protective N95 masks
The current anti -detection work in the United States faces the dilemma of insufficient testing and the supply of household testing reagentsEssenceThe delay of the crown disease was unable to end, which also led to the attack on the Bayeng government. The support rate of President Biden had dropped to about 40%, and nearly 52%of the people who did not recognize their ruling.
On the other hand, as cases surge, more and more Americans have begun to use more protective N95 masks and Chinese -made KN95 masks.Connecticut presented 6 million N95 masks to the state's 3.6 million residents from Thursday.
A platform selling masks found that since mid -December, the demand for KN95 masks has increased by nearly twice to 5 million per month.The sales of another seller's N95 and other high -quality masks have also increased by nearly doubled from November to December.This means that the N95 mask is no longer dedicated to medical staff.
