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Reported COVID-19 infections in Colombia skyrocket


Reported COVID-19 infections in Colombia skyrocket
April 11, 2021
Colombia’s Health Ministry reported skyrocketing COVID-19 infections on Sunday as multiple cities are on lockdown to curb new outbreaks.
In its daily report, the Health Ministry said it received reports on another 17,483 new infections and 281 deaths in the previous 24 hours.
Infections and deaths have skyrocketed since last month when the government reported the lowest number of infections and optimism about its National Vaccination Plan.
Coronavirus infections and deaths
The latest surged knocked down healthcare in the cities of Medellin and Barranquilla where local authorities have issued a 24-hour curfew that will last at least until Tuesday morning.

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What next for Bogotá as COVID-19 cases surge and quarantine ends?


Photo: Mauricio Dueñas/EFE
As Colombia has witnessed during the last two weeks, the third wave of coronavirus contagion is highly infectious and alarming given that daily cases have surpassed – or are perilously close to –  the peaks of the two previous waves. On Sunday, the country confirmed 17,483 additional cases after processing 68,067 PCR tests.
The day’s numbers are lower than 21,078 confirmed on January 15, 2021, with the second peak, yet significantly higher than 13,056 on August 19, 2020 with the initial peak of the pandemic. Equally worrisome of the spike in new infections are projections by health authorities that the third wave could peak at the end of April,  timeline that is still – at least – two weeks away. Another important issue of concern is the fact that when the initial wave peaked, the country had endured more than four months of a strict lockdown that began easing with the national government’s decreed reactivation of economic sectors. In January, a series of the three-day quarantines and evening curfews in Bogotá managed to decelerate the spread of the virus, free up ICU occupation and put the capital back in Yellow Alert.

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Colombia goes under lockdown amid third Covid-19 wave | Outstanding | English edition

The major cities of Colombia Saturday began the first weekend of strict lockdowns in a bid to reduce the spread of the third wave of the coronavirus following several days of more than 10,000 daily in. Colombia goes under lockdown amid third Covid-19 wave | Outstanding | English edition | Agencia EFE

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Colombia goes under lockdown amid third Covid-19 wave - La Prensa Latina Media


Colombia goes under lockdown amid third Covid-19 wave
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Bogotá, Apr 10 (EFE).- The major cities of Colombia Saturday began the first weekend of strict lockdowns in a bid to reduce the spread of the third wave of the coronavirus following several days of more than 10,000 daily infections.
Bogotá, Medellín, and Barranquilla woke up with lower-than-usual traffic and public transportation.
Authorities imposed a night curfew in Cali and Cartagena, which also closed the beaches in the afternoon.
Colombia, one of the worst affected Latin American countries, has an overall caseload of 2.5 million Covid-19 cases, including 65,283 deaths.
Infections and deaths began to increase a few days before Easter after the second peak in January.

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Donovan Solano receives Silver Slugger Award before game

Donovan Solano receives Silver Slugger Award before game
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Can Colombia prevent another lockdown amid Brazilian COVID-19 threat?


Can Colombia prevent another lockdown amid Brazilian COVID-19 threat?
April 9, 2021
Some of Colombia’s largest cities have been forced to reinstate lockdowns as a new surge in COVID-19 infections is knocking down hospitals and slowing down vaccination efforts.
Health Minister Fernando Ruiz and Bogota Mayor Claudia Lopez declared an orange alert in the capital on Thursday, restricting its 7 million inhabitants’ access to shopping centers, banks and public buildings and a nightly curfew.
Authorities in Medellin and Barranquilla were forced to impose a 24-hour curfew until early Tuesday after their hospital systems collapsed.
The Brazilian threat
Valle del Cauca Governor Clara Luz Roldan warned that she may shut down Cali and surrounding cities as a COVID-19 variant from Brazil appears to be saturating hospitals.

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Amor X Locombia: Hope for Colombia During COVID-19


Amor X Locombia: Hope for Colombia During COVID-19
April 9, 2021COVID-19
LAWRENCE, Kansas — The COVID-19 pandemic has devastated the world in ways that could have never been predicted. Aside from the physical suffering of many because of it, financial hardships bore down on individuals globally. In Colombia during COVID-19, this has been no exception. Yet, there is notable hope for many Colombians because of Camila Ordóñez Vargas and Amor X Locombia (Love for Locombia).
The Onset of COVID-19 in Colombia
Many people in Colombia during COVID-19 have faced considerable financial setbacks that naturally affect all other aspects of life. The pandemic arguably could not have hit at a worse time, as poverty reduction around the country gained momentum.

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South America in dangerous surge of coronavirus cases and deaths


Photo: Antonio Lacerda/EFE
The coronavirus pandemic shows no sign of retreating across South America despite governments ratcheting up vaccination campaigns and placing their largest cities in quarantine; and Tuesday, a grim day for infections and deaths.
The South American country with the highest single-day death toll was Brazil adding 4,195 victims to reach the harrowing number of 336,957. The nation’s Health Ministry also confirmed 87,000 new Covid-19 cases, pushing the total case count of infections above 13.1 million.
Argentina also witnessed on Tuesday its worst day on record for new cases – 21,870 – and while the virus took another 163 lives, the Austral nation’s death toll – 56,634 – is surpassed only in the region by Brazil and Colombia.

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Bogota to impose lockdown as Covid-19 cases rise in Colombia


Bogota to impose lockdown as Covid-19 cases rise in Colombia
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06/04/2021 - 09:26
People wait to be inoculated with the AstraZeneca vaccine in Bogota. The city of eight million will be put under strict lockdown from Saturday to battle a third wave of the pandemic Raul ARBOLEDA AFP
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Bogota (AFP)
Eight million inhabitants of Bogota will be put under strict lockdown from Saturday, mayor Claudia Lopez said as the Colombian city battles a third wave of the coronavirus pandemic.
"This weekend, Saturday, Sunday and Monday, we are all going to stay at home... In all of Bogota, only strictly essential activities will be allowed," Lopez said in a video posted on Twitter Monday.

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UK's vaccine minister says targets will be met


Updated / Tuesday, 6 Apr 2021
09:47
The WHO estimates that many ICUs in Brazil's hospitals are more than 90% full
Coronavirus-related deaths worldwide have crossed 3 million, according to a Reuters tally, as the latest global resurgence of Covid-19 infections is challenging vaccination efforts across the globe.
Worldwide Covid-19 deaths are rising once again, especially in Brazil and India.
Health officials blame more infectious variants that were first detected in the United Kingdom and South Africa, along with public fatigue with lockdowns and other restrictions.
According to a Reuters tally, it took more than a year for the global coronavirus death toll to reach 2 million.

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