The French prime minister told his people to “get back together” amid a new wave of coronavirus cases.
Jean Castex said the audience was on carefree and raised the ghost of a momentary blockade after an accumulation of more than 10,000 cases last week.
The seven-day French average now stands at 1,691 new instances consistent with the day, up from 542 a month ago and 1,056 at the end of July.
“If we don’t act collectively, we are exposed to the greatest threat that the rebound of the epidemic will be difficult to control,” Castex said on a scale in an extensive care unit in the south of France.
Some regions of France have tightened their regulations on masks despite the summer heatwave, while neighboring Belgium has now made masks mandatory in all public spaces, adding outdoors.
Fears grow that France could be added to the British quarantine list days after British ministers said they would not hesitate to close the lines if cases increased.
The French fitness government has reported 10143 new cases in the last seven days, up from 8833 last week, consecutive weeks of increase
The death toll in France remains low, with a total of 30354 Covid-19-related deaths, adding 19849 to the hospital.
The number of coronaviruses in France increased to 1397 in Tuesday’s most recent update, bringing the total from 202775 to 204172.
Health reported 10,143 new cases in the last seven days, up from 8,833 last week, an increase of five weeks.
On Monday, France reported the first significant increase in the number of coronavirus patients in the hospital since the lockout was lifted, recoiled on Tuesday.
Some 227 poles have been known throughout France, an accumulation of 25 in the last 24 hours, with the resumption of summer holidays and the slow return to work.
The accumulation has raised fears that France will be the next country to be removed from the list of travellers approved across Britain, as Spain and Belgium have already been.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Monday that the UK would hesitate to re-impose the quarantine requirement for more countries if necessary, having already done so for Spain and Belgium, among others.
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