Starting Monday, the princely government of Monaco will strengthen the system and conditions for the entry of French residents into the territory of the principality. From now on, anyone arriving from France will need to have a negative PCR test less than 72 hours old, as well as a certificate of non-contagion to the Coronavirus. These new restrictions are optional for cross-border workers, schoolchildren, students, and residents of the Alpes-Maritimes entering Monaco for less than 24 hours. Here is the Covid update…
According to the latest data from the French Public Health Agency, 16,546 new cases of Covid-19 have been recorded by health authorities in the last 24 hours in France. 167 people have died from the virus. The total now stands at 3,465,163 confirmed cases and 81,814 deaths across the country since the start of the health crisis, including 57,815 in hospitals.
113 new admissions have been recorded in intensive care units, bringing the total to 3,299 patients. In hospitals, there are 26,401 Covid-19 patients, up from 26,196 the previous day. 651 new admissions have been noted. This statistic seems to be decreasing over the past few days.
Here is a summary of the regions in France most affected by the coronavirus in the past 24 hours:
- Ile-de-France: 5,095 hospitalized and 40 deaths
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Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes: 3,564 hospitalized and 20 deaths
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Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur: 3,467 hospitalized and 17 deaths
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Hauts-de-France: 2,553 hospitalized and 8 deaths
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Grand Est: 2,536 hospitalized and 21 deaths
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Occitanie: 1,787 hospitalizations and 9 deaths
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Bourgogne-Franche-Comté: 1,603 hospitalized and 14 deaths
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Nouvelle-Aquitaine: 1,481 hospitalized and 8 deaths
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Normandie: 1,281 hospitalized and 6 deaths
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Centre-Val de Loire: 1,063 hospitalized and 6 deaths
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Pays de la Loire: 895 hospitalized and 8 deaths
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Bretagne: 717 hospitalized and 5 deaths
Since the launch of the vaccination campaign, 2,254,688 people have received at least a first injection of the Covid-19 vaccine, including 184,427 in the Alpes-Maritimes department. 647,173 have received two, including 46,990 in the 06.
