In many countries of Europe, the increase of coronavirus spread is noticed. A part of medical representatives considers it a second wave of the epidemic.
The number of infected people is increasing globally, like the Czech Republic, France, Spain, Greece, and other countries.
This number noticeably increased in Austria. The number of cases revealed in the last seven days reaches the same data of the countries' peak periods.
Czech Republic reports 3,130 cases of COVID-19 registered on September 17, which is a much higher rate than March's data in this country.
Spain was severely harmed during the first wave of the pandemic and is now facing the second wave. Over 11 thousand cases were confirmed in the last days, which exceeds the data of March. It also needs to be mentioned that the fatalities are five-six-times less than in the peak of the previous wave.
Hungary, Greece, Slovakia, and Slovenia also report a relatively increased number of infection cases compared to the first wave data.
For instance, in April, Hungary reported the biggest number of daily infection cases to be 210, while now it is 916.
Greece reported a maximum of 156 cases in a day in March; now it is 367.
France reported 13 thousand new cases of infection last day and night.
Israel is the first country to lockdown or the second time.
At least four countries, including Australia, Greece, and Japan, suffered the second wave in August.
Anano Nikoladze
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