Original title: Greece’s new crown death rate drops, most people are optimistic about the epidemic
China News Service, June 4, according to the Greek “China Greek Times” report, on the evening of June 3, local time, the National Public Health Organization of Greece announced that in the past 24 hours, there were 1,239 new cases of new coronary pneumonia in the country, and a total of 406,751 cases have been diagnosed. There were 39 new deaths and a total of 12,184 deaths. According to the latest list, Greece’s vaccination rate ranks 16th in the European Union. With the development of vaccination, the country’s new mortality rate has decreased. The survey shows that most Greeks are optimistic about the future direction of the epidemic.
On May 14, 2021 local time, Athens, Greece, the Acropolis Museum reopened to the public. The picture shows visitors entering the museum on the first day of opening.
Greece ranks 16th in EU for vaccination rate
According to the new crown vaccination ranking list released by Bloomberg News, Greece’s new crown vaccination rate ranks 16th in the European Union. So far, 35% of the population has received at least one dose of the vaccine. The average vaccination rate in the EU for the first dose of vaccine is 38.8%, and 20.1% of people have completed all doses of vaccination. The average complete vaccination rate in the European Union is 18.8%.
With the vaccination work, the continuous improvement is the reduction of new mortality. According to data from the National Public Health Organization of Greece, the number of deaths related to new coronary pneumonia is showing a downward trend. On June 2, 23 new deaths from new coronary pneumonia were reported in the country, which was 4 fewer than the 27 in the previous day. The death toll of 40 people was added last Sunday.
Data map: Athens, Greece, a policeman checks the driver’s certificate to determine the purpose of the trip.
Most Greeks are optimistic about the development of the epidemic
In addition, a survey report recently released by the Greek think tank Dianeosis shows that most Greeks are optimistic about the future direction of the epidemic. They believe that after the worst time, Greece will continue to usher in development.
Among all the people interviewed, 68.4% believe that the most severe period of the new crown epidemic has passed and that normal life will be restored soon in 2022.
On the question of how to view vaccines, 57.2% of the respondents agreed with the government’s vaccination plan and the reopening of national borders. 97.8% of the respondents were satisfied with the new crown vaccine vaccination process, and only 4.8% of the respondents said they were not interested in vaccination.
The curfew will last at least until the middle of this month
Greek government spokesman Peloni said at a press conference held on the 3rd that the current curfew, which lasts from 12:30 midnight local time to 5:00 am, will continue until at least mid-June. She said: “We have not gotten rid of the virus. We still need to be careful and cautious. I don’t think the curfew measures will change in the near future.”
She pointed out that as the number of active cases and intubation cases decreases, the epidemiological data is improving. In particular, the continued advancement of the vaccine program has enabled Greece to go more smoothly on the road to finally defeating the epidemic. In addition, she also said that Greece will provide 40,000 doses of new crown vaccine to neighboring countries to help international cooperation in the fight against the epidemic. (Cai Ling)
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