(London/Paris Composite Electric) under the raging of Omiko poison strains, the European crown disease is becoming more and more severeEssenceIn the United Kingdom, France, Italy and other countries, the records of newly added newly added confirmation cases have been greatly refreshed recently.More and more European countries lead the people who turn their spearheads to those who refuse to inoculate the coronary vaccine, accusing the anti -vaccine group of "continuous tragedy".
From the British to Saturday (January 8), the total number of crown diseases exceeded the 150,000 mark on Saturday, becoming the world's seventh country with more than 150,000 crown diseases.The British government reported on the 8th that the British added 146,390 crown disease confirmed cases and 313 deaths. So far, the cumulative number of diagnosis has exceeded 14.33 million, with a cumulative number of deaths of 1577.For Britain, this is a tragic milestone.
In addition to the United Kingdom, the country with more than 150,000 crown diseases is the United States, Brazil, India, Russia, Mexico and Peru.
British Prime Minister Johnson released a black background on Saturday and said: "Crown disease has caused terrible casualties to our country, and the number of deaths reported today has reached 150,000.It is a major loss of his family, friends and communities. I expressed condolences and mourning to them. "
Johnson also said in the tweet:" We get rid of this popular method, to let every way to make every way to make every popular method of letting each other.Individual vaccination enhanced agents, or let those who have not yet vaccinated the first or second doses vaccine. "
According to statistics from the French Department of Public Health on the 8th, France’ s new crown disease was confirmed on the same dayThere were 300,669 cases of cases, and the number of newly -confirmed cases exceeded 300,000 in two consecutive days.The data indicators of many French epidemics have not improved, and the incidence of coronary disease has risen to 2,391 infected people per 100,000 residents. The average number of new confirmed cases in a single day has risen to 220,000.
The German epidemic indicators have also continued to deteriorate, and the cumulative number of infections per 100,000 people rose to about 336 in seven days, the highest level since December last year.Germany Health Minister Lawbach said that Germany must be prepared in advance to cope with the arrival of another variable strain. The infectious power of this strain may be as strong as Omikon, but the toxicity of death may be higher.
Italy notified 197,552 crown diseases in a single day on Saturday, a significant increase of nearly 90,000 from the previous day and an increase of more than 80%.Italy has died of crown disease to 138,881. After only in Europe in Europe, it ranked ninth in the world.
The Italian government further tightened the crown disease prevention measures on Saturday. From January 10, only those who hold an upgraded version of the green pass can get on the train, airplane, ships, and hotels, open -air, open -airRestaurant and open -air swimming pool.Earlier, there must be a green pass to enter indoor restaurants, cinemas, indoor sports and recreational facilities.
Due to the continued intensification of the crown disease, leaders of many European countries have strongly accused the anti -vaccines.
German Chancellor Tsutz called them "a very small number of reckless extremes"; French President Macron bluntly said that he would not be vaccinated without vaccination and made them unbearable through various restrictions.If you do n’t live a normal life, I hope to convince more people to vaccine.
However, Macron's remarks have caused many controversy. There are more than 100,000 people on the streets on Saturdays on Saturday, opposing the government to point the finger to the rejection of vaccination.
They are also dissatisfied with a bill implemented by the government plan. The bill requires people to prove that they have completely vaccinated the crown disease in order to go out to eat, travel by train or participate in cultural activities.Demonstrators believe that the government has "further limited the right to vaccination."
