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28 September 2022 Your key COVID-19 report COVID-19 Reports UpdateAccess all reportsWeekly Epidemiological Update28 SeptemberGlobally, the number of new weekly cases decreased by 11% during the week of 19 to 25 September 2022, as compared to the previous week, with over three million new cases reported. The number of new weekly deaths decreased by 18%, as compared to the previous week, with just over 8900 fatalities reported. As of 25 September 2022, 612 million confirmed cases and 6.5 million deaths have been reported globally. In this edition, we include: An update on the circulating SARS-CoV-2 variants of concern (VOCs), including their geographic spread and prevalence.The COVID-19 epidemiological update at the global and regional levels. Download the reportNew this week:The report examines how well the Organization is meeting its objectives for ending the pandemic. It was released Tuesday and covers January through July of this year. COVID-19: News from the UN General AssemblyNo time for complacency, leaders warnRead moreMinisters push for turning vaccines into vaccinationsRead moreWHO Director-General: "The end is in sight"Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus spoke Friday at a high-level UN General Assembly event about the work still left to be done to end the COVID-19 pandemic. "We are not there yet, but the end is in sight," he said. "A marathon runner does not stop when the finish line comes into view. She runs harder with all the energy she has left. So must we." Download the August operational update on COVID-19WHO Global Health Emergency Appeal 2022 WHO's Response to the Ukraine Crisis Appeal for the Greater Horn of Africa WHO's response in other emergencies Read more stories of ongoing work in countries around the world in support of the COVID-19 Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan 2021. Thanks to all donors and partners contributing to the WHO COVID-19 response. This email aims to keep you informed about WHO's work to fight the COVID-19 pandemic and showcase stories of impact made possible by the contributions of our donors and partners. Help us improve our report by sharing your feedback with WHO media. Share Tweet Share Forward
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