In South Africa, the number of patients infected with the corona virus has increased dramatically in the last 24 hours. The rate is especially high in children under the age of five. In South Africa, 16,055 people were slaughtered last night, with 25 of them being killed. It's unclear if the individuals were infected with the omega-3 virus or succumbed to the Omicron variety. However, no one has ever been admitted to the hospital with more than the delta virus.
Children under the age of five, as well as teenagers aged 15 to 19, were the most afflicted in the third wave. Children are the second most affected, however not to the same amount as adults. Vasila Jasat, a doctor at the South African Ministry of Health's National Research Center for Communicable Diseases, spoke to media yesterday. The fourth wave has begun in South Africa, he added. Vulnerability has risen across the board. Children under the age of five, on the other hand, are particularly vulnerable. The effect on children is smaller than we anticipated.
Children, on the other hand, are the second most vulnerable group after those over 60. It's not the same as we've seen in the past. As a result, the number of children under the age of five who are admitted to hospitals has risen. We are at the start of the fourth wave, according to Michael Groom, a physician at the National Center for Communicable Diseases. This should be checked on a frequent basis. Only then, in the next weeks, will it be obvious which faction will be affected. Beds, nurses, drugs, and ICUs for children must all be prepared.
Children under the age of five, as well as teenagers aged 15 to 19, were the most afflicted in the third wave. Children are the second most affected, however not to the same amount as adults. Vasila Jasat, a doctor at the South African Ministry of Health's National Research Center for Communicable Diseases, spoke to media yesterday. The fourth wave has begun in South Africa, he added. Vulnerability has risen across the board. Children under the age of five, on the other hand, are particularly vulnerable. The effect on children is smaller than we anticipated.
Children, on the other hand, are the second most vulnerable group after those over 60. It's not the same as we've seen in the past. As a result, the number of children under the age of five who are admitted to hospitals has risen. We are at the start of the fourth wave, according to Michael Groom, a physician at the National Center for Communicable Diseases. This should be checked on a frequent basis. Only then, in the next weeks, will it be obvious which faction will be affected. Beds, nurses, drugs, and ICUs for children must all be prepared.
