Coronavirus sudden spike in these Countries; Youth getting affected

New Delhi: The corona virus has once again gained momentum in Spain. Young people who delay vaccination or do not get vaccinated are coming under the grip of the virus and reaching the hospital.

Experts say that this uptrend is visible even before the spread of the delta variant. Surprisingly, the virus is spreading rapidly.

Coronavirus is back:

Experts say that most of the people who go to the hospital are young people who have not been vaccinated. Such people do not need ICU, but the number of such people in emergency and ward is increasing. Doctors say that people reaching the hospital are seeing the condition of staying in the hospital for a long time to recover.

Juan Pablo, associated with Corona Management, says that most people who reach the hospital do not have respiratory problems, but are needing steroids. According to doctors, most of the people reaching the hospital are in the age group of 20 to 30 years, which is a worrying situation.

Worrying situation in many countries:

Experts say that half of the country's population has received both doses of the vaccine. There is a population of six lakhs whose age is below 30 years. In the new cases of infection that are coming out, there are many people who have received one dose of the vaccine but have already come under the grip of infection before the second dose. Keeping this situation in mind, people are being appealed to take all precautions.

The outbreak of the third wave of corona has started in Mexico and there has been an increase of 29 percent in cases of infection compared to last week. The country's health department said on Friday that more cases of infection are being reported among young people. The cases of infection are equal to the cases found in September last year. The wave of infection peaked in January and decreased by June.

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