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In europe are going up. infection rates in the us are also going up. when we look at deaths and hospitalisations, there's a pattern. we're seeing still a pandemic of the unvaccinated here with more than 1,000 deaths a day in the us almost entirely of unvaccinated individuals. that's the us. it's the same in germany. it's very difficult to get staff motivated to treat patients now in this fourth wave. we are still seeing so many patients that are not vaccinated. this is the point we've reached with vaccination. the percentage of the overall population fully vaccinated in these richer nations is...

Almost two-thirds of healthcare workers in the Sisonke trial — the world’s biggest — have not taken up Covid-19 booster jabs.

About the way forward. the need to have a national conversation about the way forward.— about the way forward. the prime minister wants _ about the way forward. the prime minister wants this _ about the way forward. the prime minister wants this national i minister wants this national conversation because he knows this pandemic isn't over. covid daily infection rates in europe are going up. infection rates in the us are also going up. and when we look at deaths and hospitalisations, there a pattern. brute deaths and hospitalisations, there a attern. ~ . , , , ., pattern. we are seeing is sti...

Hospitals in several states continue to struggle as cases of covid surge. >> it's especially worrisome in michigan. hospitals there are overwhelmed. the medical staff say they are burned out. now, the state set a pandemic record this week for hospitalizations. health officials are just begging people to get vaccinated. cnn's miguel marquez is at a hospital in east lansing that's grappling with this fourth wave of covid. miguel, you've been to so many hospitals during this pandemic. describe what you have seen inside this one. >> reporter: yeah, we were at this hospital, actually, in april duri...

Some tests are reliable for Omicron, while experts believe vaccines will hold up to the variant