COVID-19

Mexico is Witnessing A Constant Decline From Four Months In COVID cases

Mexico witnesses a consistent decline in COVID cases for four months, according to Hugo Lopez-Gatell, Mexico's Under-Secretary of Prevention and Health Promotion. With just under one death per day on average, the country is experiencing an overall safe decline in cases. Over 87 million people have been vaccinated, out of a total population of 126 million. As per official statistics, Mexico has reported 5,751,579 cases and 324,611 linked deaths since the outbreak began.

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24 Dec 2022 03:08 EST

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Covid-Mexico City According to Hugo Lopez-Gatell, Mexico's Under-Secretary of Prevention and Health Promotion, 19 instances have been declining for four months.

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There are some minute fluctuations but an overall safe decline in cases, he told reporters on a Tuesday press conference.

In recent weeks, health authorities have recorded "just under one death each day on average," he noted.

More than 87 million people are vaccinated in this nation out of the entire population of 126 million, as per the stats reported by Xinhua News Agency.

By the most recent official statistics, Mexico has amassed 5,751,579 cases reported and 324,611 linked deaths since the outbreak began.

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