(Fighting against New Coronary Pneumonia) France has found more than 200 aggregate infections since the "unblocking" was launched in May
China News Agency, Paris, June 19 (Reporter Li Yang) The French health department released statistical data on the 19th local time, saying that since the "unblocking" was initiated in May, more than 200 clusters of new coronary infections have been found in the whole law.
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According to statistical data, 239 clustered infections have been found in the whole law since the launch of the "unblocking", including 219 in the French mainland and 20 in overseas provinces and other regions. There were 88 cluster infections in the Greater Paris area, where the epidemic was most severe.
The French Ministry of Health said that there are still 77 clustered infections under investigation, but also said that although the number of clustered infections has increased, no uncontrolled community transmission chain has been found.
The outbreaks in the French overseas province of Mayotte and French Guiana are still uncontrolled, and French media described the development of the local outbreak as still "worrisome." These two areas are still listed as orange areas in the French epidemic map, and are closely watched by the health department.
On Mayotte, the number of confirmed cases is still high but there is a decreasing trend. The French Guiana epidemic is "accelerating development". On the 18th, the local government announced the extension of curfews in many places in Cayenne, while transferring two patients to the Antilles.
Statistics from the French Ministry of Health also show that the R0 value of the number of basic infections in three regions in France has risen to more than one: 1.51 in Occitane, 1.14 in Normandy, and Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes The zone is 1.02. Scientific research generally believes that only when the R0 value is kept below 1 can the epidemic situation be alleviated.
The R0 value of Oxitaney is the highest in the whole range of France. Some analysts believe that this may be an increase in the number of confirmed cases found in local seasonal workers engaged in agricultural production. About 25 confirmed cases are found in the area every day.
The data shows that the R0 value of the number of basic infections in France was 0.93 last week, so the health department believes that the current outbreak is still controllable. France's R0 value on the eve of the "closed city" and other control measures in March was as high as 2.8.
In France, there were 29,617 deaths from New Coronary Pneumonia on the 19th, and 811 newly diagnosed cases on a single day on the 19th; the number of hospitalized cases fell below 10,000 for the first time, to 9,970, of which severe cases fell to 727. (Finish)