“Notice before the fall of quarantine” – The current crown numbers explain to you
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Olaf Gersemann, Head of Economics, Finance and Real Estate at WELT
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38,749 crown cases they were reported to RKI yesterday.
Compared to the previous week, there is a Plus eight percent.
That RKI warns “urgently” a “if symptoms of a new respiratory disease occur … continue – … even if the rapid COVID-19 antigen test is negative – …, not to go to work, school or kindergarten and avoid contact “.
This is what the new says Corona weekly report from Thursday evening.
This is relevant at this time because “a seasonal increase in overall respiratory disease is to be expected”.
Charité had previously had a virologist Christian Drosten the “Süddeutsche Zeitung” said: “The situation is changing again”.
In the fall, “many people … will become seriously ill and will have to go to bed, regardless of the obligation to isolate themselves,” Drosten said.
This could also affect the economy: “The absence from work becomes a problem “.
A daily updated indicator of the problem is the number of active cases.
That’s right: just earlier this week, the Below the threshold of 600,000 cases – for the first time since January 4th.
So we are far from conditions like in spring – as many as 4.5 million active cases were reported on 2 April.
But it’s also true: That starting level With currently 612,000 active cases, it is significantly higher than the start of previous autumn waves.
In 2021, we were 130,000 active at the start of the autumn wave, and by 2020, it was even less than 20,000.
And it took only six weeks to go from where it is now to 3.5 million active cases earlier this year.
Every day we hear the new Corona case numbers. But what do they mean, where are we in the pandemic and what is the trend? Olaf Gersemann explains and evaluates the current figures briefly and concisely, every morning again.
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