Covid-19: 37,000 positive cases in 24 hours, a level more reached for 7 months – The HuffPost

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COVID-19 – While the Omicron variant of coronavirus begin to spread in Europe, the epidemic situation is deteriorating day by day in France.

According to data from Public Health France published this Saturday, November 27, 37,218 new positive cases have been recorded in the last 24 hours by the health authorities, a level not reached for seven months.

The day before, there were 34,446 new contaminations, and 22,678 last Saturday.

• 37,218 positive cases were identified in 24 hours (versus 22,678 last Saturday), a level not reached for 7 months.

• nearly 28,000 positive cases are recorded each day on average, up 61% in one week.# Covid19pic.twitter.com/ahi5QbDKyW

– Nicolas Berrod (@nicolasberrod) November 27, 2021

At thehospital, 9,271 Covid-19 patients are currently being treated. They were 9,181 the day before and 7,974 seven days ago.

Among critically ill patients, 1,617 people are cared for in critical care services. They were 1563 the day before and 1333 last Saturday.

Moreover, since the start of the vaccination, 51,905,296 people have received at least one injection (77% of the total population) and 50,820,848 people have a complete vaccination schedule (75.4% of the total population).

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