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Covid: nearly 20,000 hospitalizations in France, and more than 3,600 intensive care patients

The rise in hospitalizations in France continues. On Monday January 3, 2022, 19,606 covid-19 patients were hospitalized in France, 563 more than in the previous 24 hours. A further 3,654 patients are currently in intensive care.

Coronavirus: younger sick hospitalized in ICU, clear increase in admissions

As the positive effect of vaccination starts being noticeable in nursing homes, more and more young people are hospitalized in intensive care units. There are even twice as many of patients under 50, and without comorbidities since January 2021. Over the past eight days, the phenomenon has been increasing, so much that the regional health authorities and the government are highly concerned.

Curfew from 6 p.m. in France, departments it applies to and might apply to

As a third coronavirus wave is about to break ashore, a new nationwide lockdown has been ruled out by the government. An earlier curfew - from 6 p.m. - has been chosen and only expected to be applied to departments the virus spreads the most. Here are the 25 departments concerned, and the 3 next departments that to be placed under early curfew.

Covid-19: “the situation is far more critical than in Spring” François Braun says

The Covid-19 crisis far more crucial than during the first wave… Samu urgence France president François Braun addressed on RTL the preoccupying health situation France has been experiencing this Fall. All in all, France has been recording over 40,000 deaths since the epidemic broke out.