Interés Humano

Ómicron sigue propagándose de forma fulgurante por el mundo

Estados Unidos registró este miércoles cerca de 600.000 nuevos casos

(FILES) In this file photo taken on December 27, 2021, passengers wait to check in for their flight at Ronald Reagan International Airport in Washington, DC. - Christmas shows cancelled, cruise ships to avoid, planes unable to take off: the omicron variant of the coronavirus has multiplied the problems for the US economy and could contribute to a shortage of workers and even higher prices in the country. "We are starting to see the first signs of the impact of the omicron on the economy," mainly in the service sector such as bars and restaurants, explained Oren Klachkin, an economist at Oxford Economics, in an interview with AFP. (Photo by ROBERTO SCHMIDT / AFP)
(FILES) In this file photo taken on December 27, 2021, passengers wait to check in for their flight at Ronald Reagan International Airport in Washington, DC. - Christmas shows cancelled, cruise ships to avoid, planes unable to take off: the omicron variant of the coronavirus has multiplied the problems for the US economy and could contribute to a shortage of workers and even higher prices in the country. "We are starting to see the first signs of the impact of the omicron on the economy," mainly in the service sector such as bars and restaurants, explained Oren Klachkin, an economist at Oxford Economics, in an interview with AFP. (Photo by ROBERTO SCHMIDT / AFP) ROBERTO SCHMIDT
Ómicron sigue su rápido avance por el mundo

Melbourne. La variante ómicron del coronavirus sigue extendiéndose como un reguero de pólvora por todo el mundo y provocando cifras récord de nuevos contagios diarios que obligan a decretar cierres y nuevas restricciones cuando están a punto de cumplirse dos años de pandemia.

El miércoles, Estados Unidos, el país más enlutado del mundo con más de 832.000 fallecidos por covid-19, registró unos 600.000 nuevos casos.

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