(Paris/London Composite Electric) The crown disease epidemic in France, the United Kingdom and Italy in Europe is urgent.
French new crown disease confirmed cases from a single day of crown disease exceeded 300,000 for the first time on Wednesday. The Macron government expected that new cases will continue to soar at the next few days;The epidemic is tight and entered an emergency.
France added 33252 crown diseases on Wednesday, and broke the single -day record after 271,686 on Tuesday.The risk of coronary disease in the country has risen to 1907 infected people of every 100,000 residents.
The French government spokesman Atar said on Wednesday that the infection cases in the Greater Paris and other regions have risen to "extremely high levels".Can't see the end.Nearly 21,000 patients were hospitalized in France, including 3,695 severe patients.
The French National Assembly passed new epidemic prevention measures on Thursday, including the "vaccine passport" system that was strictly forbidden to enter many places. These measures were reviewed by the Senate.
French President Macron attacked those who had not been vaccinated on Tuesday with rough words, saying that they would "be angry".Although these words aroused controversy, the next day the French 66,000 people were vaccinated with the first dose of crown disease, which was the most day since early October last year.
France's overseas sweet potato Deropu, French Guiya, Matthent, French Santa Martin and San Baylermi also announced on Wednesday that they have entered a state of hygiene on Wednesday.
The British relaxation and isolation regulations
The crown disease infection rate reached the highest level last week in the last week of last year.However, in view of the fact that travel restrictions have little effect on curbing case growth, the British government has announced the relaxation of the testing and isolation regulations of entry passengers.
According to statistics from the National Bureau of Statistics of the United Kingdom, in the week of December 31 last year, about 3.7 million people in the UK were infected with crown disease, which is significantly increased compared to 2.3 million people in the previous week.
The overall infection rate of Britain has risen to an average of more than 20 people in infection, which is a new high since the outbreak of the epidemic.The situation in England is the best, and one person is infected with an average of 15 people, of which one of 10 people in London is infected.
British Prime Minister Johnson announced on Wednesday that since Friday, passengers who have completed vaccination will no longer need to test nucleic acid testing before entering England, and they do not have to beolate after arriving.He said: "Omikon has been widely spread so much. These measures have limited effects on curbing case growth, but have continued to withstand huge costs."
As the number of infections and isolations surged, the United Kingdom increasedHospital resources and people are tighter.A report issued by a British Congress on Thursday showed that the list of non -emergency care waiting for local hospitals has increased to 5.8 million, which has always been the highest record.
Italy for compulsory people over 50 years of age to get vaccine
In Italy, in order to alleviate the pressure of medical systems and reduce death cases, the authorities announced on Wednesday that all 50 years of age and were announced on Wednesday.The above people must vaccinate the coronary vaccine.
Italy has more than 138,000 people died of crown disease and is the European country with the most deaths after the United Kingdom.The country added 18,9109 cases on Wednesday, which is a single -day high.
Italian Prime Minister Dragig announced the above -mentioned forced vaccination decision: "Today's measures are designed to keep our hospitals good operation while maintaining schools and business activities at the same time."
Italy had previously forced teachers and medical workers to vaccinate the vaccine. So far, about 74%of the population of two vaccinations have been completed, and about 35%have been vaccinated.
