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South Africa's Covid cases rocket 289% compared to last Sunday - Vimarsana News

South Africa's Covid cases rocket 289% compared to last Sunday

The country's National Institute for Communicable Diseases recorded another 11,125 cases in the last 24 hours - with the vast majority in epicentre Gauteng province.

Hospitalisations in Omicron-hit South African province are RISING faster than in any previous wave - Vimarsana News

Hospitalisations in Omicron-hit South African province are RISING faster than in any previous wave

Gauteng alone has seen over 1,000 hospital admissions in the past week quadrupling the figure recorded just two weeks ago (pictured: weekly hospitalisations in Gauteng per wave/variant)

South Africa's Covid cases soar by a massive 408 per cent as deaths rise from eight to 21 - Vimarsana News

South Africa's Covid cases soar by a massive 408 per cent as deaths rise from eight to 21

The country's National Institute for Communicable Diseases recorded another 16,366 cases in the last 24 hours - with the vast majority in epicentre Gauteng province.

First sign of Omicon spreading in Britain - Vimarsana News

First sign of Omicon spreading in Britain

Official data shows that the proportion of positive Covid tests with a mutation synonymous with the highly-evolved strain is on the rise in England. It suggests Omicron could be behind 0.3% of cases.

UK total doubles as another 75 cases of Omicron Covid are found in England - Vimarsana News

UK total doubles as another 75 cases of Omicron Covid are found in England

The individuals who have tested positive, and their contacts, have been asked to self-isolate, and work is under way to identify any links to travel, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) said.