(Fighting against New Coronary Pneumonia) Official research says the French epidemic is "controlled" but the virus is still spreading
China News Agency, Paris, June 5 (Reporter Li Yang) French official research pointed out that the French new crown pneumonia epidemic was "controlled", but the new crown virus is still spreading, and the health and safety risks have not been completely eliminated.
The French official set up to study the epidemic’s scientific committee, Del Vlasi, said on the 5th local time that official research can reasonably believe that the French epidemic was “controlled”. He said that the new coronavirus continues to spread in France, especially in the Paris region and southwestern France, but its spread has slowed.
The Scientific Committee has proposed four possibilities for the future development of the French epidemic. The first is that the epidemic is under control. Although there are still clustered infections, it is still generally controllable; second, the clustered infections are serious and need to strengthen virus tracking and detection; It is no longer identifiable, and it is necessary to strengthen surveillance at the regional or national level. The last possibility may be that the epidemic is critical and that new control measures need to be taken.
Delfrasi said that the scientific committee believes that the most likely situation in the future is still under control. He believes that this is related to the effectiveness of the previous control measures such as the closure of the city, and that "the new coronavirus may be sensitive to specific temperatures."
Delfrasci also believes that it will be "impossible" for France to regain control measures in the future. He said that the public will not accept continued control, and the economic consequences of continued control will be dire. He said that if the epidemic remains stable, France will further relax control measures from June 22, so that people's lives will gradually return to normal.
The French Presidential Palace announced on the 5th that the French government will establish an independent committee to assess the response to the new coronary pneumonia epidemic. The committee will compare other countries affected by the epidemic to determine whether France has taken "appropriate action."
According to the epidemic data released on the evening of the 5th by the French Ministry of Health, France had 47 new deaths on that day, and the cumulative deaths rose to 29111. The number of inpatients in France dropped to 12,696, of which 1094 were severe patients. There were 611 newly confirmed cases in France that day. (Finish)