never so much since May 12

The situation of coronavirus in the country remains worrying UK, struggling with the trend of delta version, The new name with which WHO has replaced it Indian version. Not only the increase in new cases, which yesterday exceeded seven thousand, but also RT index value, that is, the transmission index of the virus, which rose between 1.2 and 1.4, so above the guard threshold of 1, according to the latest estimates from local authorities, a sign that the coronavirus is starting to spread again in the country. Highest RT rate . was recorded in North West of England, Estimated between 1.3 and 1.5. Last week itself, the RT was estimated to be between 1.0 and 1.2. Infections in the UK increased by 13% as of June 5 due to the mutation first discovered in India a few months ago. The daily growth rate of new cases was estimated to be between 3% and 6%, rising from 0% last week to 3%.

In the past week, according to data from Ones, the UK government agency that collects, analyzes and publishes statistical information on the country’s economy, population and society throughout the United Kingdom. 111,400 people tested positive As of May 29, compared to the previous one’s 98,500. The most rapid increase in the number of COVID-19 infections has been in England and Scotland, where the new delta variant is spreading more rapidly. And hospital conditions also begin to suffer from an increase in the number of infections, albeit to a limited extent thanks to the impact of the vaccination campaign. In fact, remember that over 60 million people in the UK have received at least the first dose.

As of yesterday, Thursday 10 June, according to NHS England, the number of Covid-19 patients in hospital in England was 906, up from 779 from the previous week: the highest figure since 12 May. The number of patients in the North West of England is currently 271, which is the highest since April 19. Meanwhile, hopes are rising for Monday, June 14, when the government may announce a decision on possible options. loosening up For anti-Covid measures scheduled for June 21. Jenny Harries, the chief executive of the UK’s Health Protection Agency, reiterated that with cases of the “delta variant” on the rise across the country, vaccination “Greatest save of all time “.