Paris: France has recorded more than 100,000 Coronavirus infections in one day for the first time in Pandemic and Covid-19 inpatient has multiplied for the past month, because the omicron variant spread quickly complicates the efforts of the French government to prevent new locking.
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More than one in 100 people in the Paris region have been tested positively in the past week, according to regional health services.
Most new infections are associated with omicron variants, predicted by government experts will be dominant in France in the coming days.
Omicron is dominant in England, right across the channel.
Meanwhile, the surge in Delta variant infection in recent months has encouraged hospital admission in France, and placing an intensive care unit (ICUS) under pressure again during the Christmas holiday.
More than 1,000 people in France with the virus died during the past week, bringing the victim as a whole in the country to more than 122,000.
The government of President Emmanuel Macron held an emergency meeting Monday to discuss the following steps in handling the virus.
Some scientists and educators have urged delays back to school, or suggest forcing curfew.
But the French Minister of Education said the school must be open as usual on January 3, and other government officials work to avoid the steps that will hammer the country’s economic recovery.
Instead the French government hopes that fighting vaccination will be enough.
The government encourages the draft law that will require vaccination to enter all restaurants and many public places, instead of the current health pass system that allows people to produce negative tests or recovery evidence if they are not vaccinated.
In the neighboring neighbor of Belgium, the government imposed new steps starting on Sundays that ordered cultural places such as film theater and concert halls to be closed.
Some places opposed the ban, and thousands of players, event organizers, and others showed weeks in Brussels with decisions, carrying signs of reading “shows must continue” or “no future”.
They accused the Belgian government with a double standard because it allows the Christmas market, with their crowd and reflect on drinking wine, to stay open, along with restaurants and bars.
Even the scientific committee who advised the Belgian government did not ask for the closing of the cultural industry, leaving Virologically Marc Van Ranst to reflect on it, in Belgium, “Gluhwein defeated a culture”.
Meanwhile, in the Netherlands, the Dutch government has stepped further than most European countries and closes all stores, restaurants and bars that are not important and extend the new solid school holiday.
In the UK, where the omicron variant has been dominant for days, the government requirements are largely voluntary and lighter than those on the continent, but the Conservative Government said it could impose new restrictions after Christmas.
The United Kingdom reached a new height of 122,186 daily infections on Friday, but did not report numbers for Christmas.
Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland impose new restrictions on Sundays to socialize, especially limiting the size of the meeting, moving that the restaurant industry, pubs and nightclubs have been economically illustrated economically destroying.