China News Service, April 10th. According to the Greek "China Greek Times" report, on the evening of April 9, local time, the National Public Health Organization of Greece announced that in the past 24 hours, Greece had newly confirmed 2,747 new cases of new crowns, with a total of 290,964 confirmed cases. ; There were 78 new deaths, and the total number of deaths reached 8758.
According to reports, according to researchers' test results of the virus content in the sewage of Thessaloniki city, the spread of the new crown virus in the city is on the rise, and has reached the level of the most severe period of the epidemic in November 2020.
Except for Thessaloniki, the epidemic situation in the Greek capital region is not optimistic. Attica still accounts for about half of the total number of cases in the country.
Among them, the situation in West Attica, the western suburbs of Athens and the port city of Piraeus is the most worrying.
Data map: Under the epidemic, in Athens, Greece, a policeman is checking the driver's certificate to determine the purpose of his trip.
At present, the Health Expert Committee, which provides advice on epidemic prevention and control to the Greek government, is keeping a close watch on the epidemic situation in the three regions of Thessaloniki, Kozani and Akhaia.
They worry that the recent emergence in these areas and the surge in cases are related to the fatigue of the people in the fight against the epidemic caused by the prolonged blockade.
Due to economic pressure, retail practitioners in these areas strongly urged the reopening of stores, but the high number of cases has delayed plans for further relaxation of restrictions in these three areas compared to other areas.
However, at the regular meeting of health experts held on the 9th, the participants suggested that starting next week, retail stores in Thessaloniki and Akhaia should be allowed to reopen through the "reservation-out-of-store pickup" model. However, retail stores in the Kozani area will remain closed.
In addition, Greece's first batch of new coronavirus self-test kits have been distributed to many pharmacies across the country.
High school students and high school teachers between the ages of 16 and 18 can go to the pharmacy to get it for free so that they can complete the self-test in time and return to school successfully.
The Greek Ministry of Education emphasized that teachers and students must conduct self-test twice a week after the beginning of school and upload the test results to the official platform for declaration.
If the test result is positive, students should perform a PCR (polymerase chain reaction) test as soon as possible to confirm, and all those who test positive should self-quarantine at home.
(Cai Ling)