IN FRANCE DEATH TOLL SURPASSE THE BAR OF 20,000 AMID COVID19 WITH 7752 ELEDERLY

7752 ELEDERLY IN NURSING HOMES

Responsible Author: Jedi Foster P/O Rahma Sophia Rachdi | PAris, Washington DC, 04/22/2020, 04:59 Time

USPA NEWS - The COVID-19 outbreak continues to claim lives, with more than 2.4 million infections worldwide and 167,000 deaths. The United States is still the most affected country with ahead toll of 42,360 death and 790, 000 infected by COVID-19. In France, as of Monday, April 20, the COVID-19 affects 1, the COVID-19 outbreak, caused 547 more deaths, in 24h, (103 death of elderly in Nursing Homes, and 444 in IUC in Hospitals ) out of a total toll of 20,265 since the beginning of the epidemic (As of 1st March). This is the heaviest death toll in France, since the massive elderly death in 2003, due to the « Heat Wave » that killed Though the number of intensive care patients slows down for the 5th consecutive day, among the 30,584, total hospitalizations, a decrease of -26 hospitalisations and - 81 in IUC, within the last 24hours, yet 831 according to the daily report announced by Jerome Salomon, General Director of Ministry fo Health. The positive COVID-19 have been reported as confirmed cases.(Updated on April 20 at 9:35 pm) These figures do not take into account deaths from COVID-19, at home, or those of disabled people who died in specialized facilities.

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H. MORIN POSTPONES WORLD NORMANDY PEACE FORUM FROM JUNE 3-4 TO OCT 1-2

BECAUSE OF COVID-19 OUTBREAK

Responsible Author: Jedi Foster P/O Rahma Sophia Rachdi | Paris, Dieppe, 04/22/2020, 04:51 Time

USPA NEWS - Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the third edition of the Normandy World Forum for Peace, which was originally scheduled to take place from June 3 to 5, 2020, has been postponed to October 1 and 2, 2020 at the Abbaye aux Dames in Caen.
"In the current context of crisis and gradual lockdown, from May 11, announced by the President of the Republic, Emmanuel Macron, it was obviously impossible to organize the World Normandy Forum for Peace in its initial form in early June. » said Herve Morin, Founder and Chairman of Normandy World Forum for Peace, and President of Normandie Region

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FRENCH PM E.PHILIPPE EXPLAINS THE STRATEGY OF LOKDOWN GRADUAL EXIT FROM MAY 11

IN A 2 HOURS TV PRESS CONFERENCE

Responsible Author: Jedi Foster P/O Rahma Sophia Rachdi | Paris, Washington DC, 04/20/2020, 23:28 Time

USPA NEWS - The French will not find "not immediately and probably not for a long time" their "life before" the coronavirus crisis, warned Edouard Philippe by presenting "the main rules" which should lead to deconfinement from May 11. "We have not come out of the health crisis," warned the Prime Minister again, while admitting that "we are marking points against the epidemic" and that "the situation is gradually improving, slowly but surely". The Prime Minister also recalled that the economic crisis would be "brutal" and "has only just begun". "Production has almost stopped, consumption too," he noted, saying that "never in the history of the world has such a massive, general stop been experienced."Edouard Philippe specified in a very clear and pedagogical way using graphs, and diagrams, to explain "the French strategy" to face the COVID-19 epidemic. This communication allowed the Prime Minister to take stock of the confinement, the masks and the first tracks of deconfinement, in a spirit of transparency without revealing the methodology, in accordance with the mission entrusted to him by President Macron during his allowance from April 12.

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ON THE AIRCRAFT CHARLES GAULLE 1081 SAILORS ARE INFECTED WITH COVID-19

24 ARE HOSPITALIZED

Responsible Author: Jedi Foster P/O Rahma Sophia Rachdi | Paris, Washington DC, 04/20/2020, 23:25 Time

USPA NEWS - 1,081 sailors from the Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier out of a total of 2,300 people on board tested positive for coronavirus, said Florence Parly, the Minister of the Armed Forces during her hearing at the National Assembly on Friday, April 17. On the Charles-de-Gaulle aircraft carrier, two thirds of the sailors are affected by the coronavirus. For the moment, it is not known how the sailors were contaminated. "We are launching an epidemiological investigation to find out what happened," said admiral Christophe Prazuck on Monday April 20. The Chief of the Naval Staff delivers a new report: 24 sailors are a the hospital and two are in intensive care, in all, 1,046 out of 1,760 sailors have been affected.

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