Sunday International Update
August 16, 2020
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as posted by the channelGlobal
Cases, + 200, 000 = 21, 475, 017
Deaths, 771, 276
NZ
Cases, + 13 + 7 + 13 = 1622
Active cases, 69
Australia
NSW
Cases + 5
Victoria
Cases, + 279
August 5th + 725
Ireland
Population, 4.9 m
Cases, + 200 = 27,191
Deaths, 1, 774
Highest daily rise since May
Multiple clusters across the country
Secondary spread
Localised reimpositions of some restrictions
Turkey
Cases, + 1,256 = 248, 117
Highest increase since June
Deaths, + 21 = 5, 955
Lifted a partial lockdown on 1 June and plans to re-open schools next month.
Malta
Population, 514, 564
First case 7th March
Mid July, 8 days with no cases
Cases, + 72 = 1, 348
Highest ever one-day rise
Increasing for past 3 weeks
Infections due to more summer gatherings
Deaths, 9
Restrictions lifted in May
Backlog of appointments antigen tests.
Twelve European countries have removed Malta from their safe travel list
Some Italian new cases linked to Malta
Greece
Cases, + 251 (Friday) + 230 = 6,858
27 from international arrivals
Sharp increase in August
April 21st Cases, + 156
Deaths, + 3 = 226
From Monday
Bars, cafes and restaurants, closed from midnight to 7am
France
Cases, + 2,846 + 3,310 = 215, 521
Clusters + 17 = 252
Hospitalised, + 29 = 4,857
ICU, + 9 = 276
Paris, expand zones, mask use is mandatory outdoors
Doctors calling for masks in workplaces and all indoor spaces
Currently only mandated in shops
Spread mostly younger people
US
Cases, + 50, 335 = 5,372,500
Deaths, + 1, 059 = 169,300
CDC
Laboratory tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 have continued to decrease nationally since mid-July
Decreased or remained the same
Weekly hospitalization rates and mortality attributed to COVID-19 declined during week 32 (ending 8th August)
Mortality attributed to COVID-19 remains above the epidemic threshold.
Georgia
White House Taskforce, measures not enough to prevent ‘widespread and expanding community viral spread’
Governor had opposed mask mandate
Clusters in schools and colleges around the country
Arizona
Teacher refusal
CDC, Infections in children
Number and rate of cases, steadily increasing from March to July 2020
True incidence not known
As of 3rd August
0 – 17 years
22% of the US population
7.3% of all cases
Hospitalization rates in children, significantly lower
It is unclear
If children are as susceptible to infection compared with adults
If they can transmit the virus as effectively as adults
Children likely have the same or higher viral loads
Children can spread the virus effectively in households and camp settings
Community mitigation measures and school closures, therefore low transmission so far
FDA
Yale School of Public Health cheaper saliva test
$2 reagents, $10
Trial on National Basketball Association players
Fifth saliva test approved by the FDA
South Africa
Cyril Ramaphosa, reached the peak of Covid-19 infections,
Sweeping removal of lockdown restrictions on the economy
End the ban on alcohol and tobacco
Allow restaurants and taverns to return to normal
Remove the ban on travel between provinces
Maintenance of hygiene measures
Restrictions on international travel remained
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