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France will close the city from the early morning of the 30th, and there will be a wave of leakages in Paris, causing serious traffic jams that are “incredibly”. Furthermore, studies have found that the second wave of epidemics to hit Europe recently is mainly caused by the new variant of the corona pneumonia virus (Wuhan pneumonia, COVID-19) that originated in Spain, which may have been brought to several countries by tourists from Spain on vacation to fight the epidemic.
ZeroHedge reported that France will close the city for a month from the 30th, and the people of Paris have fled the city. A Twitter user posted a video that read: “There is an incredible traffic jam in Paris. People are trying to get out of the city before the 9pm curfew and the midnight closure order goes into effect. Until where you can see, traffic in all directions is hard to move. Many The man honked and the driver was anxious. “
Incredible traffic jam in Paris when people try to leave the city before the 9pm curfew and before the lockdown begins at midnight. Traffic barely moves in all directions as far as the eye can see. Many drivers frustrated and honking. pic.twitter.com/6Zn2HCxuPl
– Michael E. Webber (@MichaelEWebber) October 29, 2020
TomTom’s real-time traffic data confirmed this claim. In the hours before the city closed on the night of the 29th, traffic volume increased and congestion was the highest this week.
CNBC reported that Swiss and Spanish researchers found that a variant of the new corona pneumonia virus called “20A.EU1” was first discovered in Spain in June and spread rapidly thereafter. In July, the frequency was more than 40% in Spain. Since then, the frequency of discovery of this variant of the virus in Switzerland, Ireland and the UK has skyrocketed from a very low value prior to July 15 to 40 ~ 70% in September. Not only that, the virus variant also spread through Norway, Latvia, the Netherlands, and France.
Each variant of COVID-19 has a different genetic signature, dating back to where it first appeared.
The report’s researchers said there is no direct evidence that 20A.EU1 spreads faster than other virus variants, and while the virus has swept some countries, it has not fully taken over all parts of Europe. There are still other virus variants that continue to spread in Europe. Studies have shown that it may be travelers returning from Spain who carried the variant of the virus to all parts of Europe.
(This article is reprinted with permission from MoneyDJ News; source of first image: Pixabay)
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