It seems that the global economy is strongly recovering from the peak of the influence of the new Corona virus (Kovid-19) in 2020. The IMF expects global GDP growth of 6% in 2021. p>
p> "The global recovery has been driven by the United States and China as growth slowed in Europe. However, the styles for the deputy management and support through policies vary greatly across different countries. P>
p> Although Asia was top by the world in terms of the effectiveness of the epidemic last year, the picture was overlooked down by the sharp increase in cases (Kovid- 19) caused by the most common worrisome breeds. P>
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> Textile, a report on the economic research unit in Qatar National Bank for the underlying causes of this transformation by taking into account: the new Covid-19 cases The main sectors of growth (tourism and classification) and progress in vaccination campaigns. P>
p> Last year, the Asian countries managed to keep the new number of cases (Kovid-19) at a very low level, focusing on tracing and imposing local closures quickly . This has allowed to avoid strict national closures such as those who needed in Europe and the United States. P>
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Unfortunately, Asia is now witnessing the largest increase in new Covid-19 cases. A new breed of infectious virus was detected for the first time in India, the main reason behind the new outbreak of the epidemic in Asia. This has led to a proof of the arrival of the new strain to Malaysia and then to Thailand, causing significant increase in the number of injuries. P>
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After 99 days without any community outbreak in 2020, new cases in Thailand have recently increased to more than 9,000 times a day. Singapore and Taiwan have seen a rise in the number of cases after situations reached almost zero at the beginning of the year. Both countries were among the first countries that banned foreigners and imposed strict stone measures. However, the lack of tracking and monitoring of persons in quarantine allowed new strains to society. P>
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