Present in 89 Countries, UK Reports Highest Number of Omicron Cases

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The Omicron variant of the COVID-19 virus has been detected in 89 countries based on GISAID data as of December 28, 2021. The United Kingdom has the highest number of cases, with 40,326 cases, represe

Top 10 Countries with the Most Omicron Variant Covid-19 Cases (December 28, 2021)

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Top 10 Countries with the Most Omicron Variant Covid-19 Cases (December 28, 2021)

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The Omicron variant of the Covid-19 virus has been detected in 89 countries based on GISAID data as of December 28, 2021. The United Kingdom has the highest number of cases, with 40,326 cases, or 61% of the global total of 66,073 cases.

The United States ranks second with 12,570 cases. This is 3.7 times higher than the number of Omicron cases in the US five days prior, which was 3,367.

Denmark is third with 2,805 Omicron cases. South Africa, the first country to report Omicron, has 1,784 cases. Australia has recorded 1,169 cases.

According to GISAID data, Indonesia had reported 47 Omicron cases by December 28, 2021. Indonesia first reported the Omicron variant on December 15, 2021.

Yesterday (December 28th), Indonesia announced its first case of local Omicron transmission. Vice President Ma'ruf Amin stated that the government will begin implementing stricter mobility restrictions to prevent further spread.

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