9 November 2022 Your key COVID-19 report
Weekly Epidemiological Update
9 November
Globally, the number of new weekly cases decreased by 15% during the week of 31 October to 6 November 2022, as compared to the previous week, with over 2.1 million new cases reported. The number of new weekly deaths decreased by 10%, as compared to the previous week, with about 9400 fatalities reported. As of 6 November 2022, 629 million confirmed cases and 6.5 million deaths have been reported globally.
In this edition, we include:
- The COVID-19 epidemiological update at the global and regional levels.
- An update on the circulating SARS-CoV-2 variants of concern (VOCs).
Donors making a difference: Climate change and its impact on health
WHO responds to a range of humanitarian crises linked to the effects of the climate crisis on the health of populations from Haiti to Malawi. Thanks to #ATACH, 60+ countries are working with WHO to have a positive impact on health & climate.
Fiji: COVID-19 booster vaccination
Monthly Operational Update
September
WHO Emergency Appeal: Ebola Disease Outbreak in Uganda
When Uganda declared an Ebola outbreak on 20 September 2022 in the central part of the country, WHO’s response was based on lessons learned from previous outbreaks in the region, with national authorities focused on rapidly containing the outbreak and preventing it from spreading. WHO's appeal for US$ 88.2 million will help reduce death and illness, with minimum disruption to the country’s social and health systems.
Read more stories of ongoing work in countries around the world in support of the COVID-19 Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan 2021.
This week we have received additional funds from United States of America (USAID), and Gavi, The Vaccine Alliance. 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 only possible thanks to the contributions of our donors and partners. Help us improve it by sharing your feedback to WHO media.
