The German Robert Koch Institute for Virus Research reported that while Corona counts are currently showing a downward trend, it advised anticipating the next step in the process.
The institute said in its weekly report issued on Thursday evening: “There is a specific case of rating that appears in the numbers of injuries in Kofid-19,” noting that the largest part of this development is linked to the past week and includes many indicators in addition to the weekly average index.
The institution stated that it is important to take it easy in order to determine whether this reduction is simply a result of the numerous states’ autumnal vacations or if it will persist.
It is noted that breaks from school have an impact on test results as well as body chemistry.
The institute continued, “The infection pressure is currently in the fall is high in all age groups in the population,” and anticipated an increase in the prevalence of acute respiratory illnesses in general over the next few weeks. He added that the prevalence of influenza and respiratory viruses in particular, as well as the rates of positive cases, showed an upward trend.
The institute indicated that there is a current increase in the proportion of the new strains of the BBA 5, which has been prevalent in Germany for months, between positive samples.
The “Subcommittee of omecarron under monitoring” categorization was recently created by the World Health Organization.
The institution spoke extensively about the propagation of these strains, the effects of their ability to spread, and the severity of the sickness in the context of this classification. Among these sub-strains of pathogens are those like BF 7, B Q. 1, and B Q1. 1.
According to the Robert Koch Report, Germany’s Corona injury rate is on the decline.
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