Health condition “Getting worse” In Martinique and Govit-19 figures “Explosive” A new prison for at least three weeks on the island, announced Friday, July 28th. In Guadeloupe, facing progress “Dazzling” Pollution, a health emergency was declared Wednesday and a curfew order was established from 9pm to 5am.
The epidemic, which affects the entire French region, is not limited to foreign sectors and territories. On Wednesday, nearly 1,000 patients who fell ill with the severe form of Covit-19 were being treated at critical care services, according to health reports, when the contaminants exploded. Complex care services welcome 992 patients, up from 859 a week ago. The number of positive cases registered reached a record high of about 28,000 on Wednesday, April 28th. The positive ratio (the proportion of positive cases compared to the number of people tested) remained constant at 4.1%. The disease killed 40 patients in the hospital in 24 hours, for a total of 112,000 deaths since the onset of the epidemic.
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Martinique was re-imprisoned
Martinique chief Stanislas Cassells announced on Wednesday that he would tighten health measures on the island from 7pm on Friday night for at least three weeks. “We are worried, health condition is deteriorating, Govt-19 figures explode”, Oliver Cowdin, Deputy Director of the Regional Health Agency (ARS) and Stanislas Cassells, during a press conference. “This increase has implications for the number of admissions, hospitalizations and intensive care in emergencies: CHUM [Centre hospitalier universitaire de Martinique] Concentration level reached “, Also quotes a press release from the province of Martinique.
As a result, curfew orders in Martinique will be reduced from 9pm to 7am to 5am with severe traffic conditions, the student said. “First prisons were able to significantly reduce pollution rates: 45 % Average “. Stanislas Cassells noted that it is necessary to bring a certificate to go beyond the 10km radius around the house. He noted that all businesses would remain open and that wearing masks would be generally respected, but on the other hand restaurants would be closed. The latter, as well as sports halls and sports halls, will be maintained by the special Govt-19 Area Unemployment and Solidarity Fund, which guarantees the state.
Martinique recorded 3,537 positive cases, up from 2,241 last week, indicating that the upward trend has been confirmed. The incidence rate of Govit-19 increases from 280 cases per 100,000 population to 995. “Martinique’s population is less immune than areas where COV-19 is highly prevalent and the vaccination rate is generally older, so it seems more urgent to control the virus because it is so fragile.”, Again underlining the province.
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Breaking operations in Guadeloupe
A health emergency was declared Wednesday in the Guadeloupe sector “Breaking Activities” The first and foremost was the curfew order from 9pm on Friday to 5am on Friday. Only events and sporting events will be recognized “Within a maximum of 50 athletes” From this date, Mention the province on Twitter. Finally, the movement of unknown people between Guadeloupe and the metropolis is only possible if a compelling reason is justified from Monday, August 2nd.
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The Regional Health Service (ARS) warns of improvement “Dazzling” Contaminants in the field. “It’s violent. There have been three cases from one week to the next that never happened on previous waves., Notes Valerie Denex, director general of ARS. The number of confirmed cases in Guadeloupe from July 19 to 25 was 1,072, up from 281 the previous week. Concerns are high that vaccine protection is low on the archipelago. Only 21% of the population has received the first injection.
This fourth wave has also been confirmed at Point-à-Pitre University Hospital, which fears it will reach the concentration point. The white project was prompted in the establishment to mobilize new resources, but the maximum capacity was only about 70 beds. This situation is particularly worrying as 30% of the Guadeloupe population is characterized by high risk of many chronic diseases, high obesity rate or significant age of the population.
At the Department, this fourth wave occurs in a competitive environment around health pass and vaccine duty. The health branch of the Guadeloupe Union General Workers’ Union (UDS-UGTG) has organized significant rallies over the past two Saturdays, bringing together several hundred people in front of the CHU, making up a third of the Pass-Terre in July. 31 ..
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