The number of people diagnosed in Germany has exceeded 100,000 official warning that the epidemic has not yet reached its peak

(Fighting against New Coronary Pneumonia) The number of people diagnosed in Germany has exceeded 100,000 Official warning that the epidemic has not yet reached its peak

China News Agency, Berlin, April 5 (Reporter Peng Dawei) According to German media reports, as of 23:00 local time on the 5th, local time, the number of people diagnosed with new coronary pneumonia in Germany has exceeded 100,000, becoming the world's fourth number of confirmed diagnoses. Million countries. The German Federal Chancellor Braun warned that the highest number of German infections had not yet arrived.

On April 3, the Bundesliga Dortmund Club announced that it will set up a "Treatment Center" at its home stadium, Signaduna from 4th, for the detection and diagnosis of suspected patients of the new coronavirus. Photo courtesy of China News Agency Dortmund Football Club

German TV station quoted data from Johns Hopkins University at 23 o'clock on the same day that the cumulative number of diagnoses in Germany has reached 100009, and the number of deaths and cures is 1575 and 28700 respectively. Due to differences in the way of obtaining statistical data and the frequency of updates, the real-time data of Johns Hopkins University is often ahead of the data that is only updated once a day by the Robert Koch Institute, a German federal disease control agency. After investigation, German TV station found that the former data is equally reliable.

According to Johns Hopkins University data, the cumulative number of diagnoses in Germany is currently the fourth in the world, lower than the United States (331,000), Spain (130,000) and Italy (128,000).

In response to the latest developments in the German epidemic, the German Federal Chancellor Braun said to the "Frankfurt Sunday" that the German medical system has already suffered a very heavy burden, and some regions must even transfer patients to distant hospitals. Cure.

Braun said that the task of the German Federal Government is "to prepare our people before the most difficult part of this crisis". He warned that the highest number of confirmed infections in Germany "is still ahead."

Talking about the risks of the next development of the German epidemic, Braun pointed out that the German Federal Government ’s expectation at the beginning of the outbreak is that the critical patients in the country can occupy the critical beds for less time than other countries. The expected value at the time was ten Days or so. "Our current concern is that as the number of elderly infections continues to increase, patients need to use ventilator more and more time, so that we need more critical beds."

After the end of the Easter holiday, the German Federal Government will discuss with the cantons whether to relax the current strict anti-epidemic measures such as restricted travel and closed stores. Bryan emphasized that it is necessary to wait until the number of confirmed doubles in Germany is significantly greater than ten days, or preferably significantly greater than 12 to 14 days before considering relaxing the restrictions. (Finish)