COVID-19 cases in Canada could see a resurgence in the fall, with authorities announcing a new wave of infections.
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Canada's Struggle with the Second Wave of COVID-19: Politician's Warning
Justin Trudeau, Canada's Prime Minister, delivered a grave message about the nation's battle against the second wave of COVID-19, a wave that has already set in and could outdo the initial outbreak. The broadcast occurred nationwide on all major television channels, as reported by Almaty.tv, referencing TASS.
"We're in the midst of a second COVID-19 wave, and the numbers tell the tale: when we imposed a nationwide lockdown on March 13, we reported 47 new cases, but yesterday, September 22, we surpassed a thousand," he stated. "This fall could be far more dire than spring was."**
Trudeau stressed that the current situation might be mitigated if Canadians adhered to essential safety measures such as wearing masks, maintaining social distancing, and getting flu shots.
"United, we can curb the second wave of the pandemic," he underscored.**
Moreover, the PM hinted at the possibility of cancelling the traditional Thanksgiving celebration, usually held in October, but expressed hope for a more optimistic Christmas (December 25). He reminded Canadians that the country has signed agreements with major global pharmaceutical companies to expedite vaccine development for the coronavirus.
"The vaccine will be at our disposal as soon as it's ready," he guaranteed.**
The first case of COVID-19 in Canada was confirmed on January 15. Since early September, the number of infected individuals in the country has risen steeply, with over a thousand new infections reported on September 17—the highest number since late May. At the beginning of the month, daily infections were limited to approximately 300-400 cases. The surge in cases continues in the provinces of Alberta, British Columbia, Quebec, and Ontario.
Canada's fight against the second wave of COVID-19 is unfolding, with public health measures, vaccine development, and citizens' cooperation forming the cornerstones of its strategy.
"- Justin Trudeau, Canada's Prime Minister, emphasized the importance of adhering to safety measures such as wearing masks and social distancing in the fight against the second wave of COVID-19, stating that if followed, it could help in curbing the pandemic.- In a grim warning, Trudeau mentioned the possibility of the fall being more dire than the spring due to the second wave, as shown by the increase in new cases, which surpassed a thousand on September 22, unlike the 47 reported during the initial lockdown on March 13.- The PM also discussed the ongoing efforts to expedite vaccine development for the coronavirus, guaranteeing that once ready, the vaccine will be made available to Canadians."
