Coronavirus, WHO: ‘Alarming data in Europe’. New restrictions in Gb and Spain



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France returns to more than 10 thousand cases per day. The World Health Organization is concerned about the reduction of quarantine in the transalpine country and the growing number in the Old Continent. Close to pubs and restaurants in 7 areas of England. New restrictions are also expected in Spain

The level of transmission of the coronavirus in Europe is “alarming”. The WHO maintains, concerned about the reduction of the quarantine period decided or planned in several countries, including France. “The September figures should serve as a warning” in Europe, where the number of new cases is now higher than in March and April, according to the director of the European branch of the organization, Hans Kluge. The WHO excludes recommending a quarantine of less than 14 days. The pandemic has so far killed more than 941,000 people worldwide and more than 29.9 million cases of Covid-19 have been diagnosed (THE SPECIAL LIVE UPDATES).

France more than 10 thousand cases per day

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Coronavirus, the worldwide spread on an animated map

France has once again exceeded 10,000 cases per day, registering 10,593 in the last 24 hours. Lyon and Nice, where the number of new cases is 4 times and 3 times higher than the “alert level” of 50 cases per 100,000 inhabitants, have been included in the long list of risk areas and the new restrictions will be decided on Saturday.

Great Britain, new restrictions in 7 areas

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England, local confinements for 2 million people

Great Britain confirms the daily increase of 4 thousand cases. The government is cracking down on “worrisome” contagion rates and announces local closures in northeast England that will affect some 2 million people. Starting at midnight, Health Minister Matt Hancock explained, restrictions on social contacts and reductions in opening hours for pubs and public places will take effect in seven areas, including Newcastle, Sunderland, South Tyneside and Gateshead. “The data says we must act now,” Hancock told the House of Commons. In Sunderland, the current infection rate is 103 cases per 100,000 people, while in South Tyneside, Gateshead and Newcastle the numbers are over 70. Residents will not be allowed to meet anyone other than their families. The restaurants will only be able to offer table service, as will the pubs, which will close at 10pm. The Newcastle authorities explained that the temporary measures should “avoid resorting to total confinement”. There are reports that “the virus is spreading faster in bars, people’s homes and among grassroots sports players.”

New restrictions arrive in Spain

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Coronavirus Europe, the countries with the most new cases per million inhabitants

In Spain, the Madrid authorities will announce tomorrow new measures to “limit mobility and reduce activities” in areas where there has been “greater transmission of the virus.” In the last 14 days, the Community of Madrid has registered 598 cases of contagion per 100,000 inhabitants (673 in the capital area) and 21,991 new infections.

In Germany, daily infections of more than two thousand

In Germany, daily infections have once again exceeded two thousand, the highest figure for the month and which had not been reached since the second half of August. The value of almost 2,200 new coronavirus cases in Germany “is not an ordinary fluctuation, but now we are facing growth again.” So said the best-known face of German virologists, Christian Drosten. The growth in August, when the number of 2,000 new cases was surpassed in 24 hours, was the result of the returns from the holidays, while now “it could be new clusters not yet discovered,” Drosten said.

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