"Crossing Paris this morning looked more like an ordinary day than the first day of a lockdown," the director of Paris hospitals Martin Hirsch tweeted. In the French capital Paris, some medics voiced fears that steady traffic and appreciable numbers of people on public transport showed the public was not taking the lockdown as seriously a second time round.
I ask you one question: what are you waiting for?" virologist Roberto Burioni tweeted.Ī new US government study meanwhile found that people infected with Covid-19 infect around half of the members of their household, with adults only slightly more likely than children to spread the virus. Italy posted its own daily infection record on Friday, fuelling debate about whether it should follow France into a national lockdown. "We're never going to lock down again," Trump said ahead of the November 3 vote, telling supporters his own recent bout with Covid-19 - for which he was hospitalised - proved it can be beaten.Īlso in Tampa, Biden responded by saying: "I'm not going to shut down the economy, I'm not going to shut down the country. President Donald Trump has continued to downplay the dangers of the virus, telling a cheering crowd at a Tampa rally that lockdowns under his Democrat rival Joe Biden would banish normal life.
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