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Corona in Europe: "Don't kill your grandma" - the next country is threatened with a second wave

2020-09-11T20:37:53.653Z


The number of corona infections is increasing across Europe, including in Great Britain. Experts criticize the British population and fear a further increase in Covid 19 cases.


The number of corona infections is increasing across Europe, including in Great Britain.

Experts criticize the British population and fear a further increase in Covid 19 cases.

  • The corona numbers in Great Britain have recently risen again.

  • A second wave of infections is feared on the island.

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London -

Great Britain

was

among the

countries

hardest hit by the

pandemic

in

corona weddings

.

The national health system threatened to capitulate because there were simply too few intensive care beds available for the countless

Covid 19 patients

.

As a countermeasure, the government imposed curfews on Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who was also suffering from Corona.

After the

lockdown

, the situation in

the UK appeared

to have eased, but the number of infections is now skyrocketing again.

Corona in Great Britain: numbers at May level - concern about the second wave

In the last few days, between 2900 and 3000 new infections have been reported.

The numbers are thus at the level of the end of May.

In April, more than 6000 new cases were registered at times.

The country threatens to penetrate into similar spheres soon.

Great Britain

joins the development of many European states.

Extreme corona situation in March and April - rigorous lockdown - falling number of cases - increasing number of cases.

Whether in Spain, France, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Austria, Hungary or Germany - this pandemic course can be observed in many places.

It is also noticeable and similar at the same time that at the moment more and more young people are infected with the virus.

UK: "Don't kill your grandma by catching the coronavirus and infecting her"

This also explains the recent low increase in deaths in

Great Britain

, as

Covid-19

is often milder and more symptom-free in younger people.

This shift in age is currently ensuring that hospitals are not overloaded, as the need for intensive care beds is lower.

Nevertheless, this development should be considered *.

"Don't kill your grandma by

catching

the

coronavirus

and infecting her," warned

Health

Secretary

Matt Hancock

mid-week and appealed to the British to continue to observe distance and hygiene rules and not to gather in larger groups.

Corona in Great Britain: What are the reasons for the high number of cases?

Experts view the numbers with concern and warn of a second wave *.

"People have relaxed too much," British epidemiologist and health advisor Jonathan Van-Tam told the BBC.

A spokesman for the World Health Organization (

WHO)

told Sky News that he expected further peaks in the number of cases in Great Britain.

Meanwhile, the website of the Federal Foreign Office does not warn against traveling to the island.

On the website of the federal authority only says: “The

United Kingdom of Great Britain

and

Northern Ireland

is particularly hard hit by Covid-19.

Regional focuses are currently

Wales

, the north of

England

and the west of

Scotland

(Glasgow, East and West Dunbartonshire as well as Renfrewshire and East Renfrewshire).

Most recently, the government had often explained the increasing number of infections with the high number of tests that are now being carried out.

Most recently it was more than 175,000 per day.

In this way, more infections can actually be recognized as such than in the spring.

However, there have been

corona outbreaks

again and again recently

, for example at illegal parties, football games or in a school.

So the situation remains tense.

(as) * Merkur.de is part of the nationwide Ippen-Digital editors network

Meanwhile, the corona numbers are rising particularly sharply in one country.

Now the second lockdown has been declared.

List of rubric lists: © Oliver Berg / dpa

Source: merkur

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