Should Australia be worried over 4th COVID-19 wave?

November 24, 2021 08:21 PM AEDT | By Samta

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A fourth COVID-19 wave has hit Europe with full force.

The fourth wave has affected Germany, along with regions of Saxony and Cologne, where almost 2/3^rd of the German population is fully vaccinated against the deadly virus.

COVID-19’s fourth wave has taken over Europe, hitting Germany along with regions of Saxony and Cologne. The US is also witnessing an increasing number of COVID-19 cases, as the nation approached the second Thanksgiving during the pandemic.

According to public health experts, fully vaccinated families can enjoy a normal Thanksgiving this year. However, the COVID-19 storm in Europe and the US has also started moving towards Australia.

Should Australia be worried over 4^th Wave?

In last 7 days, Australia recorded a number of COVID-19 cases. NSW recorded 858 new cases, whereas Victoria recorded 2,401 cases.

Although Australia’s vaccination program is on right track, with 85.8% of Aussies over the age of 16 being fully vaccinated, it doesn’t guarantee safety.

As per media, looking at the European surge, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has warned that 500,000 more deaths can be recorded by March if immediate action is not taken.

This warning came after several countries reported record-high new cases. Hence, the fourth wave in the US and Europe is a dangerous threat to the world and requires immediate action.

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