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With a daily average of 1,150 new cases per million inhabitants, Portugal is ahead of Germany (826), Finland (766), Luxembourg (743) and Italy (696). Worldwide, Portugal is the third country with more than one million inhabitants in the number of new daily cases, behind Australia (1,630) and New Zealand (1,480).
The European Union's daily average for this indicator is 447 new cases, while the world average is 64.
Death rate
Regarding the number of new daily deaths attributed to covid-19 per million inhabitants, Portugal is the eighth country in the European Union, with an average of 1.97 deaths in the last seven days.
Finland is the Member State with the most new daily deaths per million inhabitants (5.4), followed by Malta (03), Greece (2.9), Slovakia (2.6) and Hungary (2.4).
At a global level, and considering only countries or territories with more than one million inhabitants, Finland is also the country with the highest average in this indicator, followed by Greece (2.9), New Zealand (2.7), the United Kingdom (2.7) and Slovakia (2.6). Portugal is the ninth country with the world's highest average of new deaths per million inhabitants in the last seven days.
The European Union average of new deaths is 1.43 new deaths daily with covid-19 and the world average is 0.2.
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I hate to say it, but I told you so!
By Greg from Other on 09 May 2022, 15:56
The solution is simple... Stop testing & the infection rate plummets. What do you think the rest of the world is doing?! The countries with the highest rates of infections are the countries with best / most effective testing systems. Everyone has the 'same rate of infection'... It's the countries that don't test that have the best stats against the global average. Doesn't take a rocket scientist!
By Trevor from Lisbon on 09 May 2022, 18:09
"Stop testing & the infection rate plummets". It's called the 'Ostrich effect' a pathetic strategy that resists and fears unpleasant and necessary information.
By Greg from Other on 10 May 2022, 07:58
If you still need to wear a mask after being FULLY vaccinated and still need to be tested after being FULLY vaccinated, and you still catch covid after being FULLY vaccinated, at what point do you admit you've been FULLY conned? Because when vaccines work, they protect 100%, I have never had a breakthrough case of tetanus, diphtheria, or pertussis because unlike experimental covid19 flu shots, the Tdap works.
Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, expecting a different result.
I wonder how many comment this news outlet is not publishing......
By Hart from Lisbon on 11 May 2022, 05:44
Reply to Hart: All of this is true, and not to forget Yellow fever vaccine, after many years WHO decided 1 jab is enough to give guaranteed protection, when we compare covid vaccines it is now Jab no 5 coming and the question everyone should ask is "against what flu are people being vaccinated against"? A, B, Delta variants are gone by the wind and the flu called omicron mutate so much that the covid vaccines have no effect. Why continue the vaccine programme against a flu that no longer exist?
It is not possible to vaccinate away flu viruses they keep coming back every year in new versions.
By Magnus from Other on 15 May 2022, 08:27