COVID-19 Deaths in Europe Expected to Surpass 2 Million by March

COVID-19 Deaths in Europe, Expected to Surpass, 2 Million by March .
'The Guardian' reports that experts at the World Health Organization expect COVID-19 deaths in Europe to surpass 2 million by March 2022.
According to the WHO, the COVID-19 pandemic in Europe has become
"very serious.".
COVID-19 safety protocols were lessened
last summer, and the Delta variant
infiltrated the region.
Europe has often been at the center of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Reported deaths across the region have hovered around 4,200 a day, twice as
high as deaths reported in September.
Reported deaths across the region have hovered around 4,200 a day, twice as
high as deaths reported in September.
In the United Kingdom alone,
1.5 million have died from COVID-19.
Today, the COVID-19
situation across Europe...
is very serious.
We face a challenging
winter ahead.., Dr. Hans Kluge, regional director WHO Europe, via 'The Guardian'.
Today, the COVID-19
situation across Europe...
is very serious.
We face a challenging
winter ahead.., Dr. Hans Kluge, regional director WHO Europe, via 'The Guardian'.
Studies suggest only 48% of Europeans
are wearing masks in public.
Experts say if 95% of the population
had worn masks, 160,00 deaths
could have been prevented.
According to the WHO,
53.5% of Europeans are
considered fully vaccinated.
According to the WHO,
53.5% of Europeans are
considered fully vaccinated