Coronavirus: Franco-German solidarity
Die baden-württembergischen Behörden haben am Samstag, 21. März, und Sonntag, 22. März, die ersten Patienten aus dem Elsass (Mulhouse, Colmar, Straßburg) in Krankenhäuser in Freiburg und Karlsruhe verlegt.
Die baden-württembergischen Behörden haben am Samstag, 21. März, und Sonntag, 22. März, die ersten Patienten aus dem Elsass (Mulhouse, Colmar, Straßburg) in Krankenhäuser in Freiburg und Karlsruhe verlegt.
As of 21 March 2020, France has had 14,459 confirmed COVID-19 coronavirus cases and 562 deaths since the beginning of the epidemic. 1767 people are hospitalized in the Grand Est, including 435 in intensive care, 83 more than yesterday.
The President of the Grand Est Region, Jean Rottner, calls for collective and massive solidarity. He launches the operation “masks” to help the healthcare personnel and professionals exposed to the virus.
As feared, the situation is worsening in the Region. The LRA and the Regional Prefecture call for full compliance with barrier and containment measures.
The closure of borders linked to the fight against Covid-19 is impacting the daily lives of the 170,000 cross-border workers in the region. The point with Frontaliers Grand Est and the European Consumer Centre (ECC).
Since 24 January 2020, France has had 2,281 confirmed cases of Coronavirus COVID-19 and 48 deaths, including 9 in the Grand Est.
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