ANPInhabitants of a nursing home in Zoetermeer, last summer NOS Nieuws•vandaag, 02:05 In the second quarter of this year, more than 39 thousand people died in the Netherlands, five percent more than expected. That reports the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS). In June, there was also excess mortality among people over 65 and residents of … Read more
A German-Israeli research team examined the death data during the Corona period. Accordingly, the excess mortality in Germany was below that of neighboring European countries. The excess mortality, i.e. the number of deaths in excess of the mortality usually expected, was lower in Germany than in neighboring European countries. This is the result of studies … Read more
Question asked by Baratelli on 02/05/2020 Hello, From Monday 11 May, travel will be allowed within a limit of 100 kilometers. Edouard Philippe announced it in his address to parliamentarians last week: “It will again be possible to move freely, without a certificate, except […] for trips more than 100 km from home. “ We … Read more
For the past month, the fatal countdowns have been making headlines in the press: at “Villa Victoria” in Noisy-le-Grand (Seine-Saint-Denis), 25 deaths; the “Aurélias” of Pollionnay (Rhône), 28 deaths; at “la Vill’Alizé” in Thise (Doubs), 26 deaths … And the heaviest death toll known to date, at “la Riviera” de Mougins and its 36 dead … Read more
Question asked by lewy on 03/13/2020 Hello, The Covid-19 pandemic, caused by the Sars-Cov-2 virus, started in Wuhan (Hubei province of China) in December. The number of people affected in this country – 81,130 officially registered cases – is beginning to stabilize, suggesting a ebb of the epidemic in this region of the world. In … Read more
Question asked by André on 07/03/2020 Hello, You ask us the following question: “We hear very contradictory figures in the media regarding the number of deaths due to the flu: 8,000 per year for some, barely a few hundred at 8 pm in France 2. What is the reality?” Thursday, on the television set, after … Read more