Indian mutated virus is too fierce!

Since its emergence in India last October, the Delta variant has now spread to at least 92 countries, making it the fastest-spreading novel coronavirus strain to date.

Malaysia, Indonesia, Bangladesh, South Africa, Australia and others have been forced to reimpose blockades to hold the wave!

Malaysia

Blockade extended, people 'raise white flag'

Malaysia's total lockdown has lasted for four weeks, but it has not worked. Therefore, the latest decision of the Malaysian government is that the nationwide lockdown, which expires on June 28, will be extended until the daily number of confirmed cases drops to 4,000. That is to say, the Malaysian lockdown will be extended indefinitely, and only essential stores will be allowed to open.

On the day the prime minister announced that the lockdown would be extended indefinitely, a confirmed case of a man hanging himself from an overpass in Selangor shocked the nation as cars watched on the street.

As a result of the continuing blockade, many Malaysian people are facing serious difficulties, and even a large number of suicide cases. At the end of June, malaysians launched the #BenderaPutih (White Flag) campaign on the Internet, calling on people facing difficulties to raise a white flag in their homes and ask their neighbors and others to help them with the supplies they need. One of the most popular messages on local social media is "If you are in trouble and don't have food, raise a white flag at your house and ask people around you to help you as much as possible."

Guys, give me a hand! I just saw this at home and I'm not sure if they need help or how I can help them!

Indonesia

Edge of disaster

Indonesia has seen the worst outbreak since the outbreak took a dramatic turn for the worse in the past week. The number of new daily cases in Indonesia remains in the top 10 in the world, and even rose to the top 5 at one point. Experts have warned that Southeast Asia's most populous nation is on the brink of disaster, with hospital beds and staff across the country on the brink of collapse.

So Indonesia had to impose a strict lockdown from July 3 until July 20, with 100 percent of office workers required to work from home.

Indonesia's goal is to keep the number of new cases under 10,000 in a single day, which has topped 20,000 every day since June 24.

Bangladesh

Tens of thousands of workers fled the capital