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For himwho The increase in cases that is occurring in Europe would be related to the incorrect approach of quarantine times. For the World Health Organization, the problem would be quarantined errors, not correctly applied to people who have come into contact with the positive, an element that has caused a true tsunami of cases in the old continent.
The exponential increase in cases is leading several countries to have to take drastic measures, so after the France curfew also enters Belgium and in Lombardy where it is no longer possible to track cases and contacts. Instead, even more restrictive measures are taken Wales and Ireland where a new lockdown has been established, with non-essential activities closed, while pubs and restaurants will only be able to provide delivery and take-out service.
The situation has become complex in almost all EU countries and the increase in new infections has alarmed the WHO, which has repeatedly expressed itself in improper handling of the situation by European countries.
For WHO, quarantine errors have caused an increase in cases in Europe
The WHO emergency director spoke about the European situation Michael Ryan which explained how people got in touch with the positiveshave not been quarantined for an appropriate period“Precisely this error would have led to the proliferation of cases and to the rebound of the curve that we are experiencing in recent weeks and that we will have to face in the coming months.
Ryan noted: It has not happened everywhere and consistently, but I am convinced that it is the main reason we are seeing such high numbers..
So while in Italy the bulletin of October 19 shows +9338 positive in other countries of the old continent, the trend of the pandemic is not better. In Belgium Minister Alexander De Croo explained that the situation in the country is “more serious” than that registered in March, when it was decided to implement the closure. There France On the other hand, it seems that it is managing to bend the contagion curve and after the more than 32 thousand cases registered yesterday, October 17, the new positives were 13 thousand, but the situation continues to be very serious.
The numbers are still high in United Kingdom where on October 19 there were almost 19 thousand cases.
Therefore, countries are taking measures to manage the situation and, while Ireland returns to the blockade, Austria and Poland are defining new red zones, areas that will be blocked to try to contain infections. A strategy that could also be adopted in Italy, but which for the moment remains a hypothesis. Lombardy will be the first area in Italy to introduce the curfew which will start from Thursday, October 22. Campania, on the other hand, has decided to extend the restrictive rules introduced until November 13, instead of October 30.
