In the midst of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the U. S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is in the midst of the U. S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The U. S. centers have added five more countries to their category of spaces with the COVID-19 RISK point based on the number of cases and occurrence rates.
On July 18, the CDC added the following countries to its list of countries ranked in Level 3, where it is a “COVID-19 high point”:
The five most recent additions are inscribed in a number of other countries that have been added to the highest threat category over the past month, adding several popular tourist destinations such as the Dominican Republic, Peru, Bolivia, Guatemala and Morocco, as well as Mexico and Dubai, which were added in mid-June.
Tier 3 countries with a population of more than 100,000 more people would have a “very high” COVID-10 incidence rate of more than 100 new cases in the past 28 days compared to another 100,000 people, while those with a population of less than one hundred thousand have had more than a hundred new instances in the past 28 days, explains the CDC.
The federal fitness firm said it would “avoid traveling” to a Tier 3 country if it “is up to date on its [COVID-19] vaccinations. “
The CDC added, “If you have a weakened immune formula or your health is more likely to be very bad due to COVID-19, even if you are up to date on your COVID-19 vaccines, contact your doctor about your threat and delaying travel to that destination. “
Level 3 is the category most threatening COVID-19 since April 18, when the CDC announced that Level 4, which discourages travel to countries in this category, will no longer be based solely on the occurrence of COVID-19 or the number of cases. and would be “reserved for special circumstances, such as an expanding trajectory of instances or an incredibly high number of instances, the emergence of a new variant of fear, and the collapse of the fitness infrastructure. “
Levels 3, 2 and 1 are still primarily based on the occurrence or number of COVID-19 cases over 28 days, the federal fitness firm explained.
The latest update to the CDC’s recommendation comes as the total number of COVID-19 cases worldwide approaches nearly 566 million other people infected, with more than 6. 3 million deaths worldwide, as of July 19, according to the most recent data compiled by Johns Hopkins.
Cases in the U. S. The U. S. population numbered nearly 90 million, with more than a million deaths reported, as of July 19, according to the most recent CDC data.
Infections are highest in the U. S. and following the recent emergence of the other 3 types of the COVID-19 variant Omicron, BA. 2, BA. 4 and BA. 5, all of which have shown superior transmissibility and more potent resistance to neutralization.
Cases recently soared in Europe, where they tripled in the past six weeks, accounting for nearly a portion of all infections worldwide, while hospitalizations also doubled, the World Health Organization said Tuesday.
The global fitness firm said about 3 million new cases were reported last week in all 53 countries in its European region, and that about 3,000 people died last week. Cases have risen globally in the past five weeks, the WHO said.