With just 39 percent of the population fully vaccinated, Serbia's low case numbers (125 new cases yesterday) are questionable.
Only vaccinated people were allowed to perform the Hajj in Saudi Arabia this year. (Replacing previous tweet on Saudi Arabia.)
China's Sinopharm vaccine has been used in the Seychelles. It has contributed to keeping hospitalisations and deaths low. The country reports 89 deaths for the entire pandemic.
In Sierra Leone children have been using education radio during school closures. The country's total of 6,206 cases and 117 deaths for the entire pandemic is likely massive under-reporting. globalpartnership.org/blog/school-hi…
Singapore has re-introduced restrictions recently after a spike in cases. What's unlikely is a total of 36 deaths for the entire pandemic out of 63,791 reported coronavirus cases.
Slovakia no longer has the world's highest mortality rate and reported just 34 new cases yesterday, but only 35 percent of the population is fully vaccinated.
Slovenia's basketball team made it to Japan Covid-free.
The Solomon Islands have been largely Covid-free but a case was detected on an international cargo ship recently. islandsbusiness.com/islands-busine…
Tracking coronavirus cases in Somalia is difficult. The country has officially reported 781 deaths for the whole pandemic.
Covid is still ravaging South Africa.
Spain reported more than 30,000 new cases yesterday but has also been trying to attract tourists.
Sri Lanka is stepping up its vaccination programme.
In Sudan people lack information about Covid precautions.
South Sudan officially reports just 117 deaths for the whole pandemic - the reality is unknown. nation.africa/kenya/news/afr…
The US is donating equipment to Suriname.
Sweden reports the 12th-highest infection rate in the world by cases per million people for the whole pandemic, but lockdown sceptics continue to claim that the country proves masks and lockdowns aren't needed. reuters.com/world/europe/c…
Switzerland is seeing an increase in cases, but still fewer than 1,000 a day.
The true situation with Covid in Syria is unknown. Bashar al-Assad and his wife recovered from the virus.
Strict rules are credited for keeping Taiwan's case numbers low, but a total of 786 deaths for the entire pandemic seems unrealistic.
Tajikistan has been secretive about the extent of its Covid outbreaks, which judging by the number of deaths of well-known people have been far higher than the officially reported 117 total deaths would suggest.
Tanzania's President Samia Suluhu has acknowledged the virus since the death of the previous Covid-denying president, but the true number of cases in the country is unknown. bbc.co.uk/news/57641824
Thailand is dealing with a surge in cases and popular unrest.
Basic foot-operated handwashing device in Togo.
Trinidad and Tobago is seeing an increase in cases.
Tunisia's government is in turmoil following violent protests over economic issues and Covid.
Coronavirus cases are surging in Turkey after the country tried to welcome tourists back. Only 28 percent of the population are fully vaccinated.
Turkmenistan's dictator has dealt with Covid by denying its existence, but restrictions on travel and activities indicate the country has the same dire problems as others in the region.
Tuvalu has remained Covid-free but vaccinations are still being promoted.
False beliefs in Uganda are damaging health.
It has been hard to persuade Ukrainians - including soldiers on the front lines - to get vaccinated. Just four percent of the country's population are fully vaccinated and another three percent partly vaccinated.
The United Arab Emirates has one of the highest vaccination rates in the world, with 69 percent of the population fully vaccinated and another nine percent partly vaccinated.
The UK keeps talking about the problems of a "pingdemic" of contacts of people who tested positive getting notified by the test and trace app that they have to self-isolate, but the reason behind it is a spike in cases after restrictions were eased.
After some brief respite when the vaccination programme got under way, the US now tops the table for daily new coronavirus cases globally. The problem is the Delta variant and people who refuse to get vaccinated.
Uruguay has one of the most successful vaccination programmes in the world, with 62 percent of the population fully vaccinated and another 11 percent partly vaccinated. Currently new cases and hospital admissions are low.
Uzbekistan is approaching 1,000 new cases daily.
Vanuatu has reported four cases and one death for the entire pandemic.
Vatican City should be fully vaccinated as its population is about 825.
Families of Covid patients protest outside a hospital in Venezuela, demanding the attention of a pulmonologist. Just 4 percent of the country's population are fully vaccinated and another 6 percent partly vaccinated.
Less than 1 percent of people in Vietnam are fully vaccinated.
War-torn Yemen is still not admitting the truth about its Covid cases, with 7,042 reported for the entire pandemic.
Ahead of elections on August 12 in Zambia some people say police are stopping the opposition from campaigning using Covid rules as an excuse.
The pandemic has taken a toll on journalists in Zimbabwe.

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