The corona plague is re-emerging in continental Europe, after many countries on the continent believed that the delta variant of the virus was halted and removed most of the restrictions on the population.
According to data from recent days, the countries where the increase in cases detected is greatest are the Czech Republic, San Marino, Hungary, Slovakia, Belgium, Denmark and Norway.
In the Czech Republic and Slovakia, there has been a significant jump in the number of corona cases diagnosed in the past day, and some hospitals in both countries have relocated corona patients to neighboring countries to prevent the collapse of corona wards under the new hospital load.
In Slovakia, an all-time record number of daily infections was recorded yesterday, at 7,055 new diagnoses.
According to the Slovak Ministry of Health, close to 2,500 people are hospitalized in corona wards in hospitals across the country, with more than 3,300 new inpatients being admitted daily for the past two weeks.
It was also reported that 80 percent of the patients had not been vaccinated against the corona virus at all.
"We are facing a state of national disaster in our hospitals. We must increase the rate of immunizations in the country, and do so quickly," Slovakian President Susanna Kapotova said at a news conference with local health ministry representatives.
Hospitals in the east of the country announced that they began transferring patients for treatment in Hungary and Germany yesterday, due to a significant load on the corona wards and an increasing number of inpatients.
Hungary is also facing a new and powerful outbreak of the plague and is rapidly approaching a million cases of infection since the outbreak of the plague.
Yesterday, 8,434 new infections were registered in Hungary and the number of deaths in the plague has stood at more than 31,000 people since the outbreak of the plague.
The government in Budapest has caused a stir after refusing to disclose the immunized data among hospitalized patients in the country.
Opposition MP Istvan Ogle expressed outrage that the country was trying to prevent criticism of the use of Sinopharm's Chinese vaccine, which had previously been shown to be effective in preventing the disease.
Meanwhile, the German Ministry of Health has announced that no more people aged 30 and under will be vaccinated with the modern company Corona vaccine, due to fears of heart infection.
According to the Ministry of Health, the concern is small, but the country prefers not to take a risk and vaccinate young people with a Pfizer vaccine only.
The German Immunization Committee also recommends not vaccinating pregnant women of a modern society.
According to studies conducted in Germany, the rate of heart infections caused by the vaccine is just over 11 cases per 100,000 people under the age of 30 who receive the vaccine.
For older vaccinators the rate of myocardial infarction is less than five percent.
France also issued a similar statement on Tuesday and it now appears that more EU countries may make a similar decision and stop vaccinating people under the age of 30 with the modern vaccine.
