Incidence rate below the alert limit in one of the two departments

Towards the end of the fourth wave? More than two weeks after the start of the September school year, all indicators of the Kovid-19 epidemic continue to decline. That’s up from 75.5 cases per 100,000 residents last week, according to data released Monday, September 20. The fall was sudden: on August 14, the national average was close to 250.

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The executive, which draws up a bill to extend the health pass after November 15, seems willing to ease restrictions in some areas, but analyzed incidents at the Francifo departmental level.

According to the latest figures available, there are less than 100 cases per 100,000 residents in 89 departments, of which 41 sections are below the 50 limit, which corresponds to the alert limit. Only 12 in the top 100 and four in the top 150: Guyana (486), Bouches-du-Ron (242), Martinique (219) and Guadeloupe (176).

Assurance fact: Although still high, the incidence of incidents at Bochs-du-Ron is declining. Although the department has been particularly affected by the start of this fourth wave, it will be less than 200 in a few days, when on August 14 it reached alarming 704 new pollutants per 100,000 residents.

Compared to last week, the incidence was lower in all but five departments (Drom, Loser, Hout-Vian, Mayen, Guyan).