The UN health agency said there were 5.4 million new COVID-19 cases reported last week, a decline of 24 per cent from the previous week. Infections fell everywhere in the world, including by nearly 40 per cent in Africa and Europe and by a third in the Middle East. COVID deaths rose in the Western Pacific and Southeast Asia by 31 per cent and 12 per cent respectively, but fell or remained stable everywhere else.
"But none of us is helpless," Tedros said. "Please get vaccinated if you are not, and if you need a booster, get one." The expert group also said it had evaluated data from the Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna vaccines for younger people and said children and teenagers were in the lowest priority group for vaccination, since they are far less likely to get severe disease.
"We need to see what the data will tell us and we need to see actually will be the advantage of these vaccines that comprise an strain," he said.
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