Europe’s countries are broadening mask restrictions and recording “worrying” numbers of Covid-19 cases, creating fears of a momentary wave, while the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control warns that European nations are witnessing a “genuine case resurgence” in a context of social easi stalemate from measures.
Germany recorded 1,226 cases on Wednesday, marking the largest daily buildup since May 9, which Health Minister Jens Spahn described as “very worrying” due to epidemics “in almost every region of the country.”
After applying new restrictions to masks in Paris this week, France announced Wednesday that it would “mobilize police forces” and accentuate controls to respect the rules on the use of masks, and government spokesman Gabriel Attal warned: “We are at a tipping point.”
French Prime Minister Jean Castex warned Tuesday that “the epidemiological scenarioArray…” is deteriorating,” as the country sees its daily number double from 1,000 daily instances 3 weeks ago to 2,000 daily instances today, while the Paris Marathon was canceled on Wednesday in reaction to the wave.
Belgium announced on Wednesday that mask will now be needed in all public spaces in Brussels, which fits one of the strictest masking needs of all European cities, as the country is facing one of the highest infection rates in Europe, recording an average of 60 consistent with the day. 100,000 other people to thirteen in Germany and 29 in France, according to the ECDC.
Spain, which registers 90 average daily instances consisting of 100,000 inhabitants, surpassed the UK as a European country with the highest number of Covid-19 instances last week and registered 8,618 new instances over the weekend, authorities say the number of instances is “starting”. stabilize.”
Other European countries, in addition to the Netherlands, Ireland and Portugal, have also noticed a significant increase in Covid-19 cases.
3,124.530: The total number of Covid-19s in Europe on Wednesday, as reported through the ECDC.
Peaks in cases in Europe are a component of a broader resurgence of Covid-19 worldwide, even in countries that in the past had controlled to keep their underArray outbreaks Australia had their deadliest day of the pandemic on Wednesday with 21 deaths, and New Zealand returning – imposed blocking measures on Tuesday after seeing their first instances of network transmission in 102 days. World Health Organization holder Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said on Monday that there are “green outbreaks of hope” despite the resurgence, noting the strong government measures that had in the past contained the virus to show that “even in countries where transmission is intense, it can be low by applying a reaction from total government, society.” I know that many of you are grieving and that this is a difficult time for the world,” Tedros said, but “no matter where there is country, region, city or town it is – it is never too past because of opposing the epidemic.
France to intensify police controls to make masks worn (Reuters)
Brussels makes mask mandatory in all public spaces as instances of COVID-19 (Reuters)
Germany recorded the largest buildup of new coronavirus cases since early May (Reuters)
Coronavirus: cases where France is going ‘bad’ (BBC)
Spain reports 8618 new Covid-19s since Friday (El Pas)
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