Beijing, 09 January 2022 (Xinhua News)
Over 2.89 billion COVID-19 vaccine doses had been administered on the Chinese mainland as of Saturday, data from the National Health Commission showed Sunday.
Xi'an, Capital of Northwest China's Shaanxi Province, reported 30 locally transmitted COVID-19 cases on Saturday, local authorities said on Sunday. The city has registered 1,989 local cases since Dec. 9, amid the latest resurgence. Of them, 262 had recovered by Saturday.
Both traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine are adopted in treating severe patients, said Lyu Yongpeng, deputy director of the city's health commission.
Each patient has a tailored treatment plan, depending on the severity of the symptoms, Lyu added.
China mainland has recorded a total number of 103,295 positive cases and total deaths so far 4,636 due to Covid-19 since breaks out
As per Microsoft Bing report, a total number of World-wide 300,290,277 cases have been confirmed positive cases recorded since Covid-19 outbroke, 5,472,566 deaths recorded due to Covid-19 so far till date. However, WHO statistics reported 298,915,721 positive cases and deaths due to Covid-19 so far since its break out are 5,469,303.
India positive cases recorded are 35,528,004 with 483,790 Deaths.
United Kingdom (UK) reported total so far positive cases 14,333,794 and deaths 150,057
France 1,579,510 positive cases with 125,078 deaths
Russia 10,634,603 positive cases with 315,400 deaths due to Corona-19
Turkey 9,918,695 positive cases with 83,529 deaths
Germany 7,473,884 positive cases recorded and 113,900 deaths
Italy 7,281,297 positive cases and 138,881 deaths
Philippines recorded 2,936,875 positive cases so far with Deaths 52,135
Pakistan recorded 1,301,141 positive cases and Deaths 28,961
Bangladesh total recorded positive cases till date are 1,592,209 with 28,099 deaths
South Korea 664,391 total positive cases and 6,037 deaths
Bhutan recorded 2,760 total positive cases and 3 Deaths so far
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