Corona threat in the world: 438 deaths a day in Japan; Test necessary for those returning from China in America-Taiwan

The situation is getting worse in China due to Corona. Because of this, Taiwan has made the RT-PCR test mandatory for passengers returning from China from January 1. In America also, from January 5, all passengers coming from China will be monitored. People will have to provide a negative corona test, proof of nationality, and vaccination.

Japan has already made the corona test mandatory for passengers returning from China. India and Malaysia have also imposed several restrictions.

52% corona infected on a flight from China to Italy

In two flights from China to Italy, more than half of the passengers were found to be corona infected. While 38% of passengers were positive on one flight, 52% were found positive on the other. Italy is doing a corona investigation of all the people coming from China.

2.16 lakh cases in 24 hours in Japan

According to the report of Japan Times, 438 people died in the country on Wednesday, and more than 2 lakh 16 thousand cases were reported. Of these, a maximum of 20 thousand 243 cases were found in the capital Tokyo. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), in the last week, the maximum number of cases have been registered in Japan after China.

More than 66 crores 30 lakh cases in the world

According to the Corona world meter, so far 66 crores 30 lakh 12 thousand 618 cases have been reported in the world. On 11 January 2020, a 61-year-old man died in Wuhan, China. This was the first death due to Covid in the world. After this, the process of death started increasing. So far 66 lakhs 89 thousand 516 deaths have taken place.

China will issue new passports

After lifting the Corona ban, the Chinese government has now decided to issue new passports. China stopped issuing passports in January 2020 after receiving the first patient of Corona on 31 December 2019. Although the businessman was allowed to travel, he had to remain in isolation for a week.

Experts warn in China- BF.7 variant of Corona will spread rapidly in winter, be alert

The BF.7 variant of Corona, first found in Inner Mongolia, an autonomous region of northwestern China, has spread to many regions of the country. The new variant was identified only a week ago. Experts have warned that it can spread more rapidly in winter.

According to our sources in China, the new variant has also been detected in Shenzhen in Guangdong province. The Government Health Agency has said that most of the cases are of those infected with BF.7, BA.2.76, and BA.2.2. Of these, BF.7 has been detected for the first time in the city. On Sunday, cases of this variant were also found in Shaoguan in Guangdong province.

The World Health Organization warned of the rapid spread of BF.7 worldwide. Pandemic Expert Prof. According to Yu Chuanhua, the way BF.7 is spreading, if immediate measures are not taken to stop it, then it will soon be the largest number of cases in China.

Chinese citizens going to Thailand to celebrate New Year, risk of spreading corona

Due to the deteriorating situation in the country and the New Year, Chinese citizens are going to Thailand. The rules related to corona are not applicable here. In such a situation, the risk of spreading the infection has increased. There is a huge crowd at night club and people are not using masks. A lot of crowds is also seen in tourist place and museum.

Black marketing of Indian generic drugs in China

There is a shortage of medicines in China. People are standing in a queue outside the pharma factory. Meanwhile, the sale of generic drugs in India has increased. 4 types of anti-covid Indian generic medicines are being sold in the Chinese market. These include Primovir, Paxista, Molnunate, and Molnatris. The first two of these are generic drugs of Pfizer Paxlovid. However, the Chinese government does not approve Indian anti-Covid drugs. The sale of Indian generics in China is still considered illegal and selling them is punishable.

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