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Delta variant: Why is US fatality rate rising?

Deseret News Coronavirus hot spots will likely see a number of deaths related to COVID-19 soon Share this story People place white flags in a plaza at the National World War I Museum on Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2021, in Kansas City, Mo. The United States may soon see a “surprising amount of deaths” in hot spots across the country as the delta variant continues to spread. Charlie Riedel, Associated Press The United States may soon see a “surprising amount of deaths” in hot spots across the country as the delta variant continues to spread. Where to expect high COVID-19 deaths Dr. Jonathan Reiner, a CNN medical analyst, recently told CNN that there’s been an uptick on COVID-19 cases in specific hotspots across the country.

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Saudi Arabia to send one million doses of Covid vaccine to Tunisia

Saudi Arabia to send one million doses of Covid vaccine to Tunisia Health 1 min read 13 July, 2021 Saudi Arabia joins other Arab countries in helping Tunisia, which is facing the collapse of its health care system, including Egypt, Algeria, UAE, Kuwait, Turkey and Qatar. Saudi Arabia joins other Arab countries in helping Tunisia, which is facing the collapse of its health care system [Getty] Saudi Arabia will send a medical aid package to Tunisia that includes one million doses of vaccine to help the North Africa country control the rapid spread of the Covid pandemic. Saudi Arabia joins other Arab countries in helping Tunisia, which is facing the collapse of its health care system, including Egypt, Algeria, UAE, Kuwait, Turkey and Qatar.

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Saudi Arabia to send one million doses of vaccine to Tunisia - SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events Africa s news leader

13 July 2021, 4:47 AM | Reuters | @SABCNews Image: ReutersA healthcare worker prepares a Pfizer coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccination in Los Angeles, California, US, January 7, 2021. Saudi Arabia will send a medical aid package to Tunisia that includes one million doses of vaccine to help the North Africa country control the rapid spread of the COVID pandemic. Saudi Arabia joins other Arab countries in helping Tunisia, which is facing the collapse of its health care system, including Egypt, Algeria, UAE, Kuwait, Turkey and Qatar. The Saudi Press Agency said on Monday the aid also includes 190 respirators and other equipment. “We are in a catastrophic situation the health system has collapsed, we can only find a bed in hospitals with great difficulty,” said health ministry spokesperson Nisaf Ben Alaya.

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The U S may soon see a surprising amount of deaths when it comes to COVID-19

The U S may soon see a surprising amount of deaths when it comes to COVID-19
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Tunisian president Kais Saied promises not to lose the fight as covid deaths climb

Tunisian president Kais Saied promises not to lose the fight as covid deaths climb
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