We may anticipate seeing the influence of a rising number of new cases on the country’s statistics in the next one or two weeks.

According to figures recorded by the Iranian opposition, the People’s Mojahedin of Iran (PMOI / MEK Iran), as of Wednesday afternoon, local time, December 22, over 494,400 people had died of the new coronavirus in 547 cities spread throughout all 31 provinces of Iran. The regime’s official death toll is at 131,211, roughly a quarter of the true total. Tehran had 114,950 deaths, Razavi Khorasan had 39,705 deaths, Isfahan had 33,840 deaths, Khuzestan had 29,710 deaths, Fars had 18,495 deaths, Mazandaran had 17,860 deaths, East Azerbaijan had 16,933 deaths, Kerman had 13,197 deaths, Yazd had 8103 deaths, Kurdistan had 8092 deaths, and Ardabil had 6320 deaths. In addition, reports from other provinces have been acquired.

Omicron is currently expanding over the country

On Tuesday, the regime’s Health Ministry released the mullahs’ contrived Covid-19 data, which showed 44 deaths and 2103 new cases in the previous 24 hours. In addition, 2821 individuals are in intensive care units, and 344 additional cases have been admitted to hospitals.

“The following wave poses a severe threat. Omicron is currently expanding over the country. We may anticipate seeing the influence of a rising number of new cases on the country’s statistics in the next one or two weeks. According to the state-run Salamat News source, a member of the National Covid-19 Task Force stated on Wednesday, “We will clearly see the sixth wave leading to a significant number of Covid infections in three to four weeks.”

According to the People’s Mojahedin of Iran (PMOI / MEK Iran), the number of people that perished is rapidly approaching half a million, with over 494,400 deaths so far.

The coronavirus statistics in Ilam province increasing

“Today, seven coronavirus patients with omicron have been identified in Tehran and one case in Mashhad.” According to the Mehr news agency, which is tied to the regime’s Ministry of Intelligence and Security, Deputy Health Minister Kamal Heydari announced on Tuesday that “1800 suspicious cases of omicron have been sent to us from across the country.”

“Omicron’s impacts will most likely be seen next week.” According to the state-run Hamshahri daily, Nader Tavakoli, deputy chair of the Tehran Covid-19 Task Force, “we have informed all hospitals to expand their branches dealing with patients seeking medical care for initial Covid-19 symptoms.”

“The coronavirus statistics in [Ilam] province have been increasing in recent days, particularly in the last ten days, the number of cases involving minors under the age of 12 has increased,” the vice dean of Ilam Medical Sciences University told the Mehr news agency on Wednesday.

Some cities went red. Now I can’t picture particularly in the last ten days, the number of cases involving minors under the age of 12 has increased.

Omicron has killed its second victim in Iran

According to a Wednesday report provided by the regime’s official IRIB news agency, 102 people in West Azerbaijan province have contracted coronavirus in the last 24 hours, and 434 people are currently hospitalized, with 136 in intensive care units and 22 on ventilators. Per a statement made on Wednesday by the Shiraz Medical Sciences University regarding Fars province, “we currently have 617 patients hospitalized, of which 197 are in ICUs,” with 93 coronavirus patients admitted in the previous 24 hours.

“Omicron has claimed its second victim, but nothing has changed in Iran in terms of daily affairs.” According to a Wednesday piece published by the state-run Etemad daily, “a passenger from the United Arab Emirates who had contracted the virus entered the country without any restrictions or surveillance from the naval, aerial, or ground borders, traveled all the way to the capital without any commuting limitations, and the patient’s test was confirmed in the Pasteur Institute.”

Reza Malekzadeh, Deputy Health Minister (State TV Channel 5 – March 13): “We were late in noticing the COVID-19 virus in Iran. We had extensive contacts. The virus entered Iran while we thought it was influenza.

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