France submits 100,000 cases of COVID for the first time | Coronavirus Plague News

Saturday became the third day in a row that the numbers have reached the highest level and come amid the rapid spread of the Omicron species.

France also reported 104,611 COVID-19 cases on Saturday, breaking 100,000 limits for the first time since the epidemic began.

Saturday has been the third day in a row that the numbers have risen sharply.

They come ahead of a video conference on Monday where President Emmanuel Macron and senior members of government will discuss the new COVID-19 security measures.

Officials are concerned about the consequences of the rapid spread of the Omicron brand.

Earlier last Friday, health officials urged officials to receive a stimulant jab three months after receiving the first vaccine.

Now the government is moving to ensure that the health certificate issued to the vaccineers is valid only if the people accept the incentive.

The license is required to find restaurants, cafes and public places, as well as outings.

Some areas have already put in place their own security measures.

Late last month, for example, officials in Savoie, a department in the southeastern France, began re-wearing compulsory wear, not only in public, but also outdoors – which was only taken from neighboring Italy.

Recent figures show a sharp rise since the beginning of the month: on December 4, the figures were broken by 50,000 for the first time before the gradual rise.

Since the epidemic, France has recorded 122,546 deaths from coronavirus. Currently, 76.5 percent of the population is fully vaccinated.