The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that one in ten people worldwide is infected with Covid.
The group suspects that more than 35 million people have been diagnosed with Covid, but that number is will be rise up as 800 million.
The organization further points out that the majority of the world community is at high risk in the face of the current situation.
There are currently 35,708,182 confirmed cases of global Covid infection.
The total number of deaths reported was 1,046,049, while the total number of cured cases was 26,877,331.
Meanwhile, the European Center for Epidemic Control says that the spread of Covid in Europe has reached a dangerous level.
The organization further states that 20 out of every 100,000 Europeans are infected with Covid daily.
The agency also said that only four European countries – Germany, Finland, Cyprus and Norway – had survived the high-speed coup.
According to their calculations, the countries most at risk are the Czech Republic, the Netherlands and France.
Many regions, including Ireland, Iceland, Paris, France, the Czech Republic, and Berlin, Germany, are imposing heavy travel and remote restrictions.
Meanwhile, the President of the Council of Europe Ursula von Derle is currently engaged in self-quarantine.
That was after attending a meeting attended by a Covid infected person.
Iran, meanwhile, has decided to re-impose stricter travel restrictions, with a higher number of cases reported daily.
Accordingly, the government took steps to close schools, universities, places of worship, public institutions and libraries in the country.
Meanwhile, the highest number of Covid infections and deaths were reported from India yesterday as well.