English Situation Report on World about Health and Epidemic; published on 27 Apr 2022 by WHO.
Globally, the number of new COVID-19 cases and deaths has continued to decline since the end of March 2022. However, not all the Regions have shown a decreasing trend: the number of new weekly cases increased in the Region of the Americas (+9%) and in the African Region (+32%) in the past week, while the number of new weekly deaths increased in the South-East Asia Region (+41%) - due to a delay in reporting of deaths from India - and in the Africa Region (+110%). As of 24 April 2022, over 500 million confirmed cases and over six million deaths have been reported globally. During the week of 18 through 24 April 2022, over 4.5 million cases and over 15 000 deaths were reported, decreases of 21% and 20% respectively, as compared to the previous week (Figure 1).
The deaths of 50 more people have been reported so far across Australia testing positive for COVID-19.
There were 237 people with COVID-19 in hospital and six people in ICU at the end of the reporting period. There are 40 people in hospital, including 18 being treated specifically for COVID-19 and 22 COVID-positive cases being treated for unrelated medical conditions. There are 50 patients in hospital, including four people requiring oxygen and two patients in ICU. There are currently 542 people in hospital and 15 people in ICU. There are 445 people inhospital with the virus, including 35 people in ICU and seven people on ventilators. There are 1701 people in hospital in NSW and 76 being treated in ICU.
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- South Australia — 4 deaths, 240 cases in hospital - Western Australia — 7 deaths, 237 cases in hospital - Tasmania — No deaths, 40 cases in hospital - Queensland — 7 deaths, 542 cases in hospital - NSW — 19 deaths, 1,701 cases in hospital - Victoria — 10 deaths, 445 cases in hospital