The Covid-19 epidemic in France continues to progress. On Tuesday, January 11, 368,149 new infections were recorded by Public Health France, a record since the start of the epidemic. In intensive care units, nearly 4,000 patients are currently in critical care.
The seven-day average of new cases is close to 275,000. Finally, the incidence rate continues its exponential increase, rising by 233.10 points in one day. It is now 2,790.03 cases per 100,000 inhabitants.
The seven-day average of new cases is close to 275,000. Finally, the incidence rate continues its exponential increase, rising by 233.10 points in one day. It is now 2,790.03 cases per 100,000 inhabitants.
The Ministry of Solidarity and Health unveiled the latest vaccination figures in France as of Tuesday, January 11. Thus, 29,449,662 booster doses have been administered. Additionally, 53,349,233 first injections have been administered.
According to CovidTracker, the incidence rate in France, which is the number of cases per week per 100k inhabitants, is 2,545 positive cases. As a reminder, the alert threshold is set at 50 positive cases per 100,000 inhabitants.
According to the epidemic tracking tool CovidTracker, it is suspected that by January 7, the Omicron variant represents up to 87.0% of the positive cases whose tests have been screened in France.
