MORE THAN 7.000 PEOPLE INFECTED IN FRANCE TODAY !

INTRODUCING NEW MEASURES More than 7,000 people infected in France in the past 24 hours: 'We have exponential grow France has the highest number of infections since large-scale testing was carried out Writes: HinaPosted: August 28, 2020 9:05 pm 8588347 Christophe Archambault / AFP Facebook Twitter Messenger E-mail RELATED NEWS Jean Castex CORONAVIRUS The French prime minister demanded an obligation to wear masks in Paris and at work, and I took off the mask myself PANDEMIC French government adviser: 'Second wave of coronavirus infection could hit us in November' The COVID 19 epidemic is returning to France with “exponential” growth with more than 7,000 new infections in the past 24 hours, the General Directorate of Health said Friday night. “The dynamics of the spread of the epidemic is exponential” in mainland France, warns the SBS in a statement, with 7,379 new cases reported in the past 24 hours as 6,111 and 5,429 were recorded on Wednesday. This is the largest number since large-scale testing has been conducted. These days, the number of newly infected has exceeded 4,000 several times. The number of positive cases is growing due to the virus circulating and because the number of tested is growing day by day (893,146 tests have been performed since last Friday). The positive test rate was 3.9 percent between August 19 and 25, which is also on the rise, 3.8 percent between August 18 and 24, and 3.6 percent between August 15 and 21. "Hospital indicators (new hospitalizations and the fight of patients in intensive care) are on the rise, although they remain at a limited level, especially in areas where the circulation of the virus is stronger," said the SBS, with a total of 4,535 hospitalized (Thursday). cases in intensive care (+6 in 24 hours). The outbreak in France has killed 30,596 people, of whom 20,089 in hospitals and 10,507 (data released on Thursday) in social and medical-social institutions. The decision to wear a mask is being expanded, especially in larger cities. The government said Thursday it would "do everything" to avoid a "general quarantine" that is disastrous for the economy