SYDNEY/ROME (Reuters) -- Global COVID-19 infections hit a record high over the past seven-day period, Reuters data showed on Wednesday, as the new Omicron variant raced out of control, keeping workers at home and overwhelming testing centres.
Almost 900,000 cases were detected daily on average between Dec. 22 and 28
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Customers line up at a private COVID-19 testing clinic in a busy shopping area in London, England. © Reuters
SYDNEY/ROME (Reuters) -- Global COVID-19 infections hit a record high over the past seven-day period, Reuters data showed on Wednesday, as the new Omicron variant raced out of control, keeping workers at home and overwhelming testing centres.