WHO ESTIMATES THAT 700,000 MORE DEATHS WILL OCCURE IN EUROPE BY MARCH

  • 26/11/2021

The World Health Organization has warned that another 700,000 people could die from Covid by March in Europe and parts of Asia.

In the 53 countries that comprise the WHO's Europe region, the death toll has already surpassed 1.5 million.

By March 2022, the WHO warned of "high or extreme stress" in intensive care units in 49 countries. 

The number of cases in Europe is increasing, prompting Austria to revert to lockdown and others to consider new measures.

A number of countries, including France, Germany, and Greece, may soon make booster vaccinations mandatory for citizens to be considered fully vaccinated.

However, new measures have sparked violent protests in a number of countries. Several nights of rioting broke out in the Netherlands as a result of a partial lockdown.

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