Europe was tense against the epidemic when the Covid-19 “nightmare” returned

The two largest European capitals, Paris (France) and London (UK), are rushing to apply new restrictions. While Paris issued a nightly curfew, London banned people from homes from visiting each other in an attempt to stop the resurgence of the Covid-19 “nightmare.”

In Paris and some French cities, people who violate the curfew can face a reward of $ 160 for the first time and $ 1,500 for repeat offenses. France recorded 22,591 Covid-19 cases and 95 deaths on October 14, bringing the total number of cases to nearly 780,000 and more than 33,000 deaths.

On October 15, London officials admitted that the city’s hospitals are seeing a lot of hospital admissions and stays. The number of deaths from the disease is also increasing. Britain currently has more than 670,000 cases and more than 43,000 people died from the epidemic.

British scientists propose to the government a blockade in the form of a “total circuit breaker”. The daily action means that the blocking orders will be short-lived for a few weeks, but they are strict and somewhat rigorous to prevent the spread of the epidemic.

Maria Van Kerkhove, an official with the World Health Organization (WHO), said that around 80% of European countries are seeing an increase in the number of Covid-19 cases and that the current situation is “very worrying” . He urged that epidemic prevention measures be taken in these countries.

In Germany, Prime Minister Angele Merkel has also issued a stricter restriction on Covid-19 “hot spots.” He said he is concerned about the sharp increase in Covid-19 cases. On October 15, the number of Covid-19 cases in Germany rose to almost 350,000 and the number of deaths exceeded 9,800.

Russia is also facing a record increase in new cases in recent days. The country currently registers more than 1.36 million cases and the number of deaths exceeds 23,700.

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