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According to a summary by the French Ministry of Health on Saturday night, the number of new deaths due to the coronavirus epidemic in the country has dropped below two hundred, I loved Worldometer data According to him, there has been no example since March 23. In the last 24 hours, 166 people died from the disease, bringing the total to 24,760. The increase from the previous day was 218, writes MTI.
At the hospital, 118 people died from the infection in the past 24 hours, bringing the number of hospital victims to 15,487. 48 new deaths were reported in nursing homes and social institutions, where 9273 people have died since the outbreak began.
up to this point everybody 167,305 infections were registered in the country, of which 50,212 were cured. The number of hospital admissions decreased from 60 to 25,827 in the last 24 hours, with 51 less severe patients treated in intensive care units than on Fridays. Currently there are 3,827 people on ventilators, the number is gradually decreasing day by day during the fourth week, peaking on April 9 with 7,200 critically ill patients.
The map of the epidemic situation shows significant progress: the pressure on health care has also decreased in the southeastern part of the country, so the counties in the region have moved from the orange transition zone to the green zone. .
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The map projects a county-by-county plan to lift curfew restrictions on May 11, and health authorities will update the data daily through May 7, depending on the spread of the virus and the burden on the beds of the hospitals.
According to the update on Saturday, those in the red zone have not changed, with 32 counties in the Paris and Alsace-Lorraine region, 47 counties in a green zone and 22 in orange. The latter will cease to have a transition state no later than May 7 and will be given a red or green color. In green areas on May 11, mitigation will be more widespread, for example, in the opening of playgrounds, parks and schools, than in the red zone.
The French government announced on Saturday afternoon that the emergency measures would last until July 24.
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