European countries intensify control of COVID-19
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European countries intensify control of COVID-19
France, Belgium and Poland intensify COVID-19 control measures Going up again on Saturday By France acknowledging that the situation in the country is already critical.
The French government admitted on Saturday, March 27, 2021 that the situation of the coronavirus outbreak Their country is already at a 'critical' stage after doubling the number of cases of HIV infection สูตรปั่นสล็อต since entering March. Until now, more than 200,000 people are infected a week on average and announced strict measures to control the outbreak in three more provinces from the previous 16 provinces
Under the measure, approximately 20 million people in France. Including in Paris and surrounding areas Are considered to live in a high infection rate zone And are not allowed to travel more than 10 km from their own home unless there is a need While there are only food stalls, bookstores, and music stores that can operate. High schools had to halve the number of students in their class.
Police also began building checkpoints at train stations, airports and toll gates on Saturday. To limit travel with
Meanwhile in Belgium The authorities have shut down all physical contact businesses, such as hair salons, but not including medical services, for four weeks starting Saturday. Other services Without direct contact But not an important service Can only accept customers who have appointed
Poland Ordered the closure of nurseries, playgrounds, furniture stores, beauty salons and barbershops and tightened spacing measures in churches. Given that in an area of 20 square meters, there is only one person to live From the original specified at 15 sq m
Incidentally, the more severe coronavirus outbreak. Giving Germany to France a high-risk area means that travelers entering Germany from France. It is necessary to present the document of disease examination. To confirm that it is not infected with the corona virus And must be detained upon arrival |
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