Occupied more than one -third of the worlds cumulative cumulative cases of more

(Paris Composite Electric) The cumulative confirmed cases of crown diseases have exceeded 100 million on Saturday, accounting for more than one -third of the world's confirmed cases.France notified nearly 220,000 new cases on the day, becoming the sixth country in the world with a total of over 10 million confirmed cases.

According to the statistics of Agence France -Presse, as of the Greenwich Standard on Saturday at 6:45 pm (Sunday time at 2:45 am on Sunday time), a total of 288.279803 crown disease was diagnosed in the world.Among them, 174753 got up from Europe.

In the past week alone, 52 countries and regions in Europe have notified more than 4.9 million confirmed cases, of which 17 new cases of single weeks in 17 countries and regions have reached new highs.

At present, several countries with the highest per capita infection are located in Europe. Among them, 2045 people in Denmark are infected by 2045 people, and the ratio is the highest in the world.

At the same time, thanks to the vaccine vaccination plan, the death of European crown disease is declining.In the past week, the average daily death example in Europe has increased by 3,413 deaths, a decrease of 7%compared with the previous week.

65%of the population in Europe has at least one dose of coronary vaccine, 61%have been vaccinated, and in the global scope, the proportion of some vaccination and completion of the population is only 58%and 49%, respectively.

Recently, Omikon's variants have been spread rapidly, which has once again surged in cases of infection in many European countries.France added 210,9126 confirmed cases on Saturday, which is more than 200,000 new cases in a single day for four consecutive days, and the second highest single -day increase after 232,200 notified last Friday.

France confirmed a total of 10.19 million crown disease cases, becoming the six six countries in the sixth infection after the United States, India, Brazil, Britain, and Russia.

France announced new measures to deal with the new wave of epidemic

Faced with a new wave of epidemic, France did not take tough measures such as closing restaurants and bars, and such asIt is to focus on encouraging people to take vaccines.Nevertheless, the authorities announced some new measures on Saturday, including the scope of the scope of expanding the mask order, and asked the school to perform sports activities outdoors as outdoors.

From Monday, French people are six years old and above must wear masks in some public places and public transportation; the previous regulations only require those who are 11 years old and over.In the next three weeks, French buses are also prohibited from providing diet, which means that passengers must wear masks throughout the process.

But France also relaxes the isolation regulations at the same time to shorten the time -to -person vaccination of the detection results from 10 days to seven days.

Like France, other European countries governments seek balance between controlling epidemic and maintaining social and economic life.British Health Minister Javid pointed out that blocking should be "the last means", and Britain must "try to coexist with crown diseases."

Javid wrote on the Daily Mail on Saturday: "The measures to limit freedom are definitely a means to last. The British people hope that we can do everything to avoid this step."

After the British new cases broke the record, it fell to nearly 163,000 on Saturday.The number of British hospitalization and severe illnesses is relatively small, showing that Omikon may be lower.

People in many places around the world have become increasingly tired of long -term restrictions.Aboutgart in Germany held an anti -epidemic demonstration of about 100 people on September.Some people in the Netherlands organized an illegal carnival party, attracting hundreds of people to participate, and alarmed the police to dispel the crowd.