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The latest data
According to the latest real-time statistics of the WHO, as of 17:05 on July 14th, Central European Daylight Time (23:05 on July 14th, Beijing time), there were a total of 187,519,798 confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia worldwide, and a cumulative total of 4,09372 deaths. On the 14th, there were 3,62031 new confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia worldwide, and 6,135 new deaths.
Epidemic Express
Infection cases in multiple teams at the Tokyo Olympics
A staff member of the Russian 7-a-side women’s rugby team is infected with the new crown virus
According to news released on the 14th in Mongxiang City, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan, a staff member of the Russian seven-a-side women’s rugby team in his 50s has contracted the new crown virus and has been hospitalized for treatment.
A staff member tested positive for the Tokyo Olympic Games refugee delegation to Japan will be postponed
The International Olympic Committee announced on the 14th local time that because a staff member of the Tokyo Olympic refugee delegation tested positive for the new crown, the refugee delegation will not go to Tokyo for the time being. Details>>
The South African 7-a-side rugby team is in close contact with people infected with the new crown virus on a flight to Japan
According to the Japan Broadcasting Association (NHK), the South African 7-a-side rugby team, which originally planned to conduct pre-match training for the Tokyo Olympics in Kagoshima, Japan from July 14th, was found to have the new crown virus on the plane it was travelling to Japan. Infected persons, some team members may be identified as close contacts, and the representative team cannot go to the pre-match training camp for the time being.
Over 100 crew members of the British aircraft carrier “Queen Elizabeth” are infected with the new crown virus
On the 14th local time, the British Ministry of Defence announced that the British “Queen Elizabeth” aircraft carrier fleet, which was sailing on mission, had an outbreak of new crown disease. In the aircraft carrier and escort formation, more than 100 crew members have been infected with the new crown virus.
South Korea’s Cheongwadae administrator diagnosed with the new coronavirus
On the afternoon of the 14th local time, according to Yonhap News Agency and other South Korean media citing news from the South Korean Presidential Palace Blue House, a Blue House administrator was diagnosed with the new crown virus that day. This is the first time a Blue House staff has been diagnosed. The Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency, who was responsible for guarding the Blue House before, had a case of new crown virus infection, but the relevant personnel were not affiliated with the Blue House.
The Blue House stated that it has disinfected the work area of the employee and implemented access control, requiring all personnel working in the same location to undergo virus testing, and will cooperate with the health department to launch an epidemiological investigation.
An Israeli lawmaker tests positive for the new crown virus
On the morning of July 14, local time, the Knesset spokesperson said that Vladimir Beliak, a member of the “Future” party, tested positive for the new crown virus earlier in the day. Prior to this, Beljak had been vaccinated against the new crown, and his last appearance in the Israeli Parliament was on July 12.
A parliamentary spokesperson recommended that all people who have been vaccinated with the new crown vaccine and have been in close contact with Beljak should be tested for the new crown virus; all people who have not been vaccinated with the new crown vaccine and have close contact with Beljak must be quarantined.
Covid-19 cluster infection in many nightclubs in Singapore
Singapore added 56 confirmed cases of local new coronary pneumonia on the 14th, of which 41 were related to KTV nightclub cluster infections.
In an interview with the media, Singapore’s Minister of Health Wang Yikang said that this KTV nightclub cluster infection is expected to have more confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia, and it is likely to expand into a “very large group of infections.” “It is unfortunate and very disturbing. Disappointed”. Currently, the new Ministry of Health is actively testing and tracing close contacts.
Prevention and control measures
“Self-service awards” Tokyo Olympics award-winning athletes will wear their own medals
Japan’s “Sankei Shimbun” quoted multiple sources on the 14th local time and reported that in addition to athletes, the number of Olympic-related personnel participating in the opening ceremony of the Tokyo Olympics on the 23rd will be reduced to hundreds.
According to initial predictions, there will be as many as 10,000 people attending the opening ceremony of the Tokyo Olympics, and the Tokyo Olympic Organizing Committee has been working hard to reduce the number. As the Tokyo Olympics will be held in empty stadiums in one capital and three counties in the metropolitan area, many people also voluntarily gave up attending the opening ceremony.
In addition, according to Kyodo News, International Olympic Committee President Bach said in an interview with the Associated Press and other overseas media on the 14th that in order to prevent and control the new crown pneumonia epidemic, the award ceremony of the Tokyo Olympic Games will be worn by the winners themselves.
Most areas outside South Korea’s capital region will raise the level of epidemic prevention from the 15th
In view of the recent trend of the spread of the epidemic in South Korea, the South Korean government decided on the 14th to raise the epidemic prevention level in most areas of South Korea except the capital area and implement the second-level epidemic prevention standard from the 15th.
Myanmar announces a national holiday for 9 days, requiring all people to stay home for epidemic prevention during the holiday
The National Management Committee of Myanmar announced on July 14 that Myanmar will have a national holiday for 9 days from July 17 to 25 to prevent and control the third wave of COVID-19.
In a statement, the National Management Committee of Myanmar requested all people to prevent the epidemic at home during public holidays, not to go out and not to travel outside of emergency situations. During this period, only markets, supermarkets and medical institutions related to daily basic needs will be open normally. Those who violate the epidemic prevention regulations will be held accountable.
Philippines extends multinational entry ban
On July 14, the Philippine government announced that due to the surge in confirmed cases of new crown pneumonia in Indonesia, the Philippines included Indonesia on the entry ban list. From July 16 to July 31, people with a history of Indonesian travel will not be allowed to enter the Philippines. . On the same day, the Philippine government also extended the entry ban on India, Pakistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Oman, and the UAE until July 31.
Slovenia tightens border control policy
Due to a slight rebound in the recent epidemic, the Slovenian government decided to tighten its border control policy from July 14 local time.
According to the new regulations, all persons entering Slovenia (including transiting Slovenia to Croatia) must provide the following certificates (choose one): a certificate of recovery after the diagnosis of new coronary pneumonia for no more than 6 months; a certificate of new crown vaccination; a certificate of new crown virus nucleic acid within 72 hours Negative test report; negative antigen test report within 48 hours, the above certificate must be in English. Those who fail to provide the above certificates shall be quarantined for 10 days, and this measure will be temporarily implemented until July 23.
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