In mid-June, a month after this incredible period of confinement, many are already talking about Covid-19 in the past tense.
In Marseille, Professor Didier Raoult has estimated for several days now that
"the epidemic is about to end"
.
More cautious, the president of the Scientific Council, Jean-François Delfraissy, declares that it is in any case
"largely controlled"
in the country.
The curves are sagging, the entire territory has turned "green".
In hospitals, the decline continues.
Social life resumes timidly, the prospect of vacation approaching.
And vigilance decreases.
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We like to think that the virus flees the sunny days, like a common flu, and we send worries back to the fall.
But from the beginning of July, Public Health France points to the accumulation of
“worrying signals”
in metropolitan France.
The
"tremors"
are noticeable in the resorts, especially in Britain.
Mayenne is a first warning: clusters are multiplying there, and in mid-July,
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