Where is the highest risk of coronavirus infection?

Supermarkets are the place where the English are most frequently infected with the coronavirus, according to a report published by the British National Statistics Office.

The study covered 128,800 patient cases registered in England from November 9-15. Of these, 18.3% were likely infected in supermarkets, which, like other grocery stores, remained open during the first quarantine and second wave of Covid-19. 12.7% of the infection cases were registered in secondary schools and 10.1% in primary schools. 3.6% were infected in hospitals, 2.8% – in nursing homes, 2.4% – in universities, reported dir.bg.

World Health Organization Director for Europe Hans Kluge said there was a “weak signal” that the number of people infected with the new coronavirus …

In late October, the British government recognized that in the context of the second wave of Covid-19, the only way to avoid a sharp rise in deaths was to reintroduce restrictive measures. They went into effect on November 5 and will continue until early December. More: “WHO predicts difficult months for Europe and points out where it is worst in the Old Continent”