A new wave of coronary disease in Australia may be relieved within a few weeks

(Sydney Composite Electric) The new wave of crown disease in Australia is likely to be alleviated within a few weeks. However, the most populous New South Wales epidemic may have reached its peak.

The raging of Omeck Rong, the coach of the coronary disease, prompted Australia's recent new single -day confirmed cases to repeatedly break through 100,000.

In New State with severe epidemic, there are more than 63,000 newly confirmed cases on Friday, with 29 death examples. The new death example has broken a single -day high for the third day.About 90 % of the new cases in NSW were infected with Omiko strains. Two -thirds of the patients who had to live in the intensive care unit belonged to Omikon.

However, Australian chief medical officer Kelly said on Thursday that he expects that the surge in the surge in crown disease will be increased at the end of January or early February, and believes that the epidemic in NSW may reach its peak.

Pierce, deputy minister of NSW Health, also believes that the hospitalization rate of crown disease in NSW may tend to be stable next week.She said that compared with Delta poison strains, the number of residents caused by the Omircor poison strains and shorter admission time.This means that the state's inpatient and intensive care unit use rate will be lower than the best situation in the model forecast released by the state government last week.

But she also emphasized that because the number of hospitalization and severe patients is still at a relatively high level, the hospital will still face pressure in the next few weeks.

Preparation for the school children to return to school at the end of this month

On the other hand, the Australian states have begun to return to the campus at the end of this month for school children.be prepared.NSW and Victoria have shown that they will not extend the timetable of physical lessons.

It is predicted that 50%of the population may have a population in the period during Omikon.However, the governor of NSW Perte reiterated on Friday that the public should learn "coexisting with the virus", and the state government will be committed to allowing students and teachers to return to the campus safely, including vaccination for school children before school.

However, the authorities just approved the vaccination of children aged 5 to 11 in early January. At present, only 6.5%of the age layer has been vaccinated.

New South Wales has more than 63,000 newly confirmed cases on Friday. There are 29 death examples. The new death example has broken a single -day high for the third day.However, Australia's chief medical officer Kelly said on Thursday that he expects that the surge in crown diseases will increase, which will be alleviated at the end of January or early February, and believes that the epidemic in NSW may reach its peak.