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Faro, Portugal – Marie Braud until recently considered herself an anomaly. Despite travelling extensively for her work, the recruiter had managed to avoid testing positive for COVID-19 throughout the coronavirus pandemic. But that all changed in June.
The 37-year-old began to experience fever and fatigue shortly after attending the Santos Populares festival. She thought it was a cold at first, but after taking a PCR test on June 8, it was confirmed she had COVID-19.
“I thought coronavirus was a distant memory,” she told Al Jazeera while quarantining at her home in Lisbon. “I was meant to start a new job this week, it’s come at the worst possible time.”
Braud is one of thousands of citizens in the country of 10 million people who has recently tested positive for COVID-19, leaving health officials across the nation and Europe concerned about Portugal’s infection rate, as well as its high death count...
Portugal recorded, between 7 and 13 June, 114,410 infections by the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus, 256 deaths associated with covid-19 and a decrease in hospitalizations in wards and intensive care, indicated today the Directorate-General for Health (DGS).
According to the DGS weekly epidemiological bulletin, compared to the previous week, there were 43,534 fewer cases of infection, with a reduction of 41 deaths in the comparison between the two periods...
What's next for the corona virus in Germany? The eyes of experts are focused on subvariant BA.5.
Berlin / Munich - It is the third summer with the corona virus in Germany - and the focus is again on a new variant: BA.5. Experts agree that the subtype will prevail in this country - similar to Portugal.
According to the Robert Koch Institute, the corona variants are doubling every week. A strong increase in infections in summer in Germany is possible . For the virologist Christian Drosten, the development of the corona situation in Germany with the increase in the omicron subvariant BA.4 is not surprising.
However, one detail worries him.
Corona: Omicron subvariant BA.5 on the rise - Drosten "worried" by developments in Portugal
“The expectations I expressed at the beginning of spring have been confirmed. We are not experiencing an infection-free summer this year, but this is not initially a threat, ”said the head of the Charité Virology Institute in Berlin at the request of the German Press Agency. As of June 10, 2022, the seven-day incidence in Germany was 318.7 - and the trend is rising...
Portugal remains the European Union (EU) country with the most new cases of SARS-CoV-2 infection per million inhabitants in the last seven days and is second in the world in this indicator.
By TPN/Lusa, in COVID-19, Portugal · 20 Jun 2022, 15:05
According to the statistical website Our World in Data, Portugal is also the EU country with the most new daily deaths per million inhabitants in the last seven days and is third in the world in this indicator.
The daily average of new cases in Portugal dropped from 2,380 per million inhabitants two weeks ago to 1,560 today....
