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© Monicore
Coronavirus barometer in Ile-de-France: update as of December 21
The number of new positive cases increases from one week to the next, particularly in the dense area (+ 23% in Paris, + 20% in Val-de-Marne). On the other hand, the number of hospitalizations and entries into intensive care units shows a slight decrease compared to last week.
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© Daniel Roberts
Coronavirus barometer in Ile-de-France: update as of December 28
The number of new positive cases continues to increase from one week to the next, up to nearly 40% in Paris, due in particular to a very strong increase in the number of tests. However, the number of people newly hospitalized or in intensive care continues to decrease.
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© Gerd Altmann
Coronavirus barometer in Ile-de-France: update as of December 14
From one week to the next, the epidemiological indicators of Covid-19 which were green in Ile-de-France have changed to orange, with a number of new hospitalizations and intensive care admissions going back.
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Coronavirus barometer in Ile-de-France: update as of November 16
The number of new coronavirus cases is declining week-to-week, as is the rate of test positivity. The age group that is progressing the most is the under 20s. The number of hospitalizations and resuscitation visits is also decreasing. Rather encouraging indicators in this third week of reconfinement.
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© Gerd Altmann
Coronavirus barometer in Ile-de-France: update as of November 30
For the first time since the start of the second wave of coronavirus, the number of hospital discharges exceeds the number of hospitalizations in Ile-de-France. All the indicators are encouraging, from the decrease in new cases to the decline in people hospitalized or in intensive care.
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Coronavirus barometer in Ile-de-France: update as of November 9
With 54,800 new cases the week of October 26, the coronavirus epidemic continues to progress in Ile-de-France but in a less vertical manner than in recent weeks. Unlike some regions, the incidence rate has decreased in Ile-de-France. On the other hand, the number of hospitalizations continues to increase, forcing hospital services to deprogram their activities to accommodate …
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