October Covid-19 Report in Iran

Data extracted from ISC COVID-19 Visualizer shows that the average daily growth rate of patients in the country has increased from 0.59% in September to 0.84% in October, and therefore the total population of patients has increased by more than 120,000. In the past month, it has increased from 425,481 people in September to 545,286 people in October. Therefore, there has been a daily increase of 2,500 people in September to more than 4,500 people in October. If this trend continues, the population of the infected in the country will reach more than 700,000 by the end of November.

Studies show that despite increasing the daily recovery rate average from 0.55% in September to 0.65% in October, the daily death rate average has increased from 0.6% in September to 0.83% in October and thus it is equal to 13 countries in the highest daily death rate average. The daily death rate average in Russia is 0.83%, Turkey 0.77%, Brazil 0.42% and Spain 0.39%. The average of daily growth rate of the United States, France, Canada, Britain, Germany, Pakistan and Italy is less than 0.3 percent. Meanwhile, the average daily death rate in the world has decreased from 0.62% in September to 0.54% in October.

Figure 1 shows the prevalence of the disease in countries that had a patient population of less than 600,000 by the end of October 2020. These countries are Iran, Italy, Germany, Turkey, Pakistan, Canada and China, and as can be seen in the chart, Iran has always had an uninterrupted upward trend during the last 6 months with a relatively constant slope, and unfortunately, the number of patients has been more than all the above countries since July, but since September, this trend has been increasing with a relatively large slope and distance compared to other countries. Compared to other countries, it is observed that there is an uninterrupted upward trend similar to Iran only in Turkey and of course with a milder slope. As can be seen in the chart, for other countries such as Italy, Germany, Pakistan and even Canada, the outbreak of the disease has decreased and was controlled, but in practice, since August, the outbreak in these countries has also increased. This upward trend for Russia, Britain, Spain and France in the last two months is much more intense and it is shown in Figure 2.

Data extracted from ISC COVID-19 Visualizer shows that the average daily growth rate of patients in the country has increased from 0.59% in September to 0.84% in October, and therefore the total population of patients has increased by more than 120,000. In the past month, it has increased from 425,481 people in September to 545,286 people in October. Therefore, there has been a daily increase of 2,500 people in September to more than 4,500 people in October. If this trend continues, the population of the infected in the country will reach more than 700,000 by the end of November.

Studies show that despite increasing the daily recovery rate average from 0.55% in September to 0.65% in October, the daily death rate average has increased from 0.6% in September to 0.83% in October and thus it is equal to 13 countries in the highest daily death rate average. The daily death rate average in Russia is 0.83%, Turkey 0.77%, Brazil 0.42% and Spain 0.39%. The average of daily growth rate of the United States, France, Canada, Britain, Germany, Pakistan and Italy is less than 0.3 percent. Meanwhile, the average daily death rate in the world has decreased from 0.62% in September to 0.54% in October.

Figure 1 shows the prevalence of the disease in countries that had a patient population of less than 600,000 by the end of October 2020. These countries are Iran, Italy, Germany, Turkey, Pakistan, Canada and China, and as can be seen in the chart, Iran has always had an uninterrupted upward trend during the last 6 months with a relatively constant slope, and unfortunately, the number of patients has been more than all the above countries since July, but since September, this trend has been increasing with a relatively large slope and distance compared to other countries. Compared to other countries, it is observed that there is an uninterrupted upward trend similar to Iran only in Turkey and of course with a milder slope. As can be seen in the chart, for other countries such as Italy, Germany, Pakistan and even Canada, the outbreak of the disease has decreased and was controlled, but in practice, since August, the outbreak in these countries has also increased. This upward trend for Russia, Britain, Spain and France in the last two months is much more intense and it is shown in Figure 2.