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Coronavirus: “Progressive and adaptable” deconfinement unveiled this Tuesday
Deconfinement, instructions: the government presents this Tuesday its plan to restart the country in stages from May 11, while the epidemic continues to slow and a drug looks promising against severe forms of the new coronavirus. It is at 3 p.m. that the Prime Minister, Edouard Philippe, will present to the Assembly the main rules to be applied in six key areas: schools, shops, businesses, tests and isolation of the sick, masks and gatherings. Fifteen days have passed since President Emmanuel Macron's speech: the requested deadline has been met.
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Coronavirus: Covid-19 blood clots cause doctors concern
This is one of the dark discoveries of the pandemic: Covid-19 disease, initially perceived as a virulent respiratory condition, attacks much more than the lungs. We have already noticed that other organs, such as the kidneys, are affected. Clots in blood vessels can suffocate the limbs. When they form in the veins of the leg (phlebitis), they can dislodge themselves and go up towards the lungs, block the artery there and put them at a stop (pulmonary embolism). In the heart, they can cause a heart attack. When they go to the brain, it's a stroke. All of these scenarios have been observed in Covid-19 patients who had no risk factors other than having contracted the new coronavirus.
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Doves: Two policemen injured, one very seriously, after being struck by a car
Two police officers on motorbikes were seriously injured after being struck, this Monday around 5:40 p.m., by a motorist in Colombes, in the Hauts-de-Seine, learned 20 Minutes from the Paris Prefecture of Police. According to the same source, this is a voluntary act. The individual was arrested nearby by municipal police. "My thoughts are with our two injured police officers," tweeted Interior Minister Christophe Castaner.
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