The World Health Organization (WHO) reports encouraging signs in the fight against COVID-19, with new global cases declining for the fourth straight week and deaths falling for the second consecutive week. This marks the most sustained downturn since the pandemic began.
Major hotspots like the U.S., Brazil, France, Russia, and the UK—all among the hardest-hit nations—have seen case numbers drop, signaling progress even in regions previously overwhelmed by outbreaks. The WHO called the trend 'a glimmer of hope,' but cautioned that uneven vaccination rates and emerging variants remain challenges.
Despite the global decline, some countries continue to report rising infections, highlighting the pandemic's unpredictable nature. Public health experts emphasize the need for continued vigilance, especially as colder weather approaches in the Northern Hemisphere.
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