Has the increasing coronal transition led to another lockdown in Europe?

London, October 1, 2020, Thursday

Lockdowns and sanctions are being re-imposed in Europe in the wake of the growing Corona transition. This is likely to have an adverse effect on social and economic activities. For this, a series of meetings of the countries of the European Union has also started. Britain's pre-determined schedule of operations is being changed. In Britain, 6 people have coronary heart disease and the death toll is as high as 215. New cases of coronary heart disease are emerging every day. On an average, more than 5,000 transitions a day is too much for a country with a limited population like Britain.

At one time there was a running competition between Spain and Italy for patients with coronary heart disease. Italy and Spain gave the world the first experience of how dangerous the corona virus is. The world-class strong health system was also shaken. In the last few years, there has been an increase in the number of corona outbreaks. In town areas with a population of over 1 lakh and more than 200 corona positive patients, lockdowns are being considered, although the opposition is not in favor of lockdowns. Locking is also being done where positive cases are reported.

Mandatory adherence to social distance is being made mandatory in the critical care unit of the hospital so that the number of patients does not increase. The government is shocked that 11,000 corona patients were registered in Spain on September 30. Spain has so far reported a total of 2.7 million cases of infection and more than 21,000 deaths.

The situation in the European country Romania is also not good. Romania has reported more than 2,000 cases of coronary heart disease in a single day. This is the biggest upswing since the situation has improved in recent times. In Romania, with a population of only 1.5 million, more than 1.5 million people have been infected with corona and 200 have died. The Czech Republic has also had to declare an emergency in the wake of a growing case of Corona infection. Under the crisis, people have been banned from meeting each other for 20 days.

In the Czech Republic alone, 4,000 people became infected with coronavirus last September, compared to 3,000. Positive Corona cases reported in September alone have raised concerns in the Czech Republic. Corona transition in Germany was largely controlled, but the government has warned that if rules are not followed or discipline is not maintained, hard work will pay off. It turns out.