Britain recorded 2,621 more cases of coronavirus as the epidemic continues to grow amid developing fears of a momentary wave.
Government statistics show that an average of 2,998 infections are recorded lately every day. By comparison, more than 3,300 cases were shown on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.
The most productive experts insist that the UK does not yet want to panic over the accumulation of numbers, as they constitute only a fraction of the 100,000 or more that occurred every day during the darkest era of the crisis. , that action is desired to save Britain from being hit by a new wave of disease.
Health officials also announced nine other laboratory-confirmed Covid-19 deaths, raising the official number of patients who died from the disease in the month following positive control to 41,637.
Government figures show that deaths have not yet increased, along with the increase in cases, which doubled in the area of one fortnight, from a seven-day moving average of 1,323 on August 31. It may take several weeks for patients to succumb to infection, meaning that deaths might not begin to spread for at least a week.
Five coronavirus deaths and 3 were shown last Monday; an average of 12 patients die each day, compared to 1,000 deaths recorded daily at the height of the crisis in April.
Hospital admissions, another way of measuring the pandemic, also began to accumulate last week, with 136 coronavirus patients admitted for care on September 9 in England, the most recent figure; by comparison, it had fallen to 25 until the end of August.
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