European Coronavirus Pandemic Situation Tends to Be Stable

Many European countries have entered the stage of stable anti-coronavirus pandemic, and said that they will gradually implement the unblocking policy. At the same time, qualified European countries will continue to increase testing efforts, accurately track the virus's trajectory, and grasp the development trend of the new coronavirus pandemic.
The coronavirus pandemic has entered a stable new stage

Italy's novel Coronavirus Emergency Committee Commissioner Borelli said on the 20th that there are 20 fewer patients in Italy than the previous day. This is the first drop in the number of patients since the outbreak.

British Chancellor of the Exchequer Rick Sunak said at the coronavirus briefing on the 20th that the UK's anti-coronavirus pandemic action is moving towards the next stage. At present, "we have made progress and can see some encouraging signals."

Andre, the spokesman for the new crown of the Belgian Federal Government, told a press conference on the 20th: "The peak of the Belgian epidemic may have passed. Many indicators are moving in a good direction. Now we can start to consider the issue of deblocking."

Salomon, the director of the French Ministry of Health, said on the 20th that the number of inpatients and critically ill patients in the hospital is still maintaining a small downward trend.

Patrick Mattis, an official of the Swiss Federal Office of Public Health, said on the 20th that the number of newly diagnosed cases, new fatalities and hospitalized serious cases of new coronary pneumonia in Switzerland has continued to decline. Subsequent gradual relaxation of control measures should also avoid a rebound in immunization.

According to the announcement of the Norwegian Institute of Public Health on the 20th, the number of newly confirmed cases in Norway on the same day was 45, the smallest in the past 7 days, and the growth of the Norwegian epidemic may be gradually slowing down.

Austrian Prime Minister Kurz said on the evening of the 19th that the new coronavirus pandemic did not rebound, and the number of new cases per day remained at about 100, which is expected to decline further.

Plans to gradually unblock

Many relevant experts in Belgium have recently emphasized that resuming work and resuming classes will be a slow process. For example, resuming classes does not mean that all children can return to class as scheduled.

Starting from the 20th, German stores will gradually reopen under the premise of meeting the prevention and control requirements. German Chancellor Angela Merkel stressed at the press conference that the people still need to remain vigilant and not be reckless.

Polish Prime Minister Moravitsky said on the 20th that the government will adopt a cautious and balanced strategy to gradually remove restrictions and restart economic activities.

Swiss Federal Minister of Interior Alain Belsee said on the 20th that Swiss restaurants and bars are expected to reopen in June on the premise of ensuring compliance with the "social distance" regulations, and the Federal Council will make a decision on May 11.

The Serbian government announced on the 20th that starting from the 21st, fresh markets, auto repair shops, laundry shops, tailor shops and shoe stores can start normal operations, and construction sites can be resumed, but shopping malls, barber shops, gyms and other places are not within the scope of resumption Inside.

Albania began to relax restrictions on low-risk retail industry on the 20th. Retail shops such as flower shops, furniture stores, jewelry stores and children's toy stores can operate from 5 to 17:30 every day, but they must strictly abide by the relevant government prevention and control Regulations of the new coronavirus pandemic situation.

Expand testing to curb the rebound of the new coronavirus pandemic

The British Ministry of Health said on the 20th that the UK's second large-scale novel coronavirus testing laboratory was officially put into use that day, which will greatly improve the nation's testing capabilities. British Health Minister Matthew Hancock has said that the government plans to significantly increase the nation's virus detection capacity to 100,000 times a day by the end of this month.

The Greek government has formulated a plan to gradually relax restrictions from May 4. At the same time, the government will also increase the detection of the new coronaviruses. Relevant departments have begun to purchase 1 million virus test kits from the international market in response to the second wave of outbreaks that may occur in the fall.

Denmark will reopen courts, prisons, some laboratories and private clinics on the 20th, and barber shops, driving schools and other freelancers have also started business. Danish Minister of State Magnus Hoynik said on the same day that Denmark ’s overall epidemic prevention strategy is still “containment”, but with the release of control measures, mobile detection tents have been set up in 5 regions of Denmark to further expand the new coronavirus test.