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The increasing infection curve in Flanders now also affects the new corona card of the European Center for Disease Control and Prevention (ECDC). After Brussels and Wallonia before, Flanders is now also turning red on the European Corona map.
The European Center for Disease Control and Prevention publishes a colored European Corona card every Thursday based on the number of infections and the percentage of positive tests over the past 14 days. The card has four colors: green, orange, red and dark red.
A country or region turns red in two cases: if the infection rate per 100,000 inhabitants fluctuated between 75 and 200 for 14 days with a positive rate (out of 100 positive tests) over 4 percent or if the infection rate is over 200, regardless of the positive Relationship.
This color code is now valid throughout Belgium, as well as in Ireland, Finland and Germany (with the exception of Schleswig-Holstein).
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A lot of green is also disappearing in neighboring France: of the seven green spaces from last week, only three are left. On the positive side, Occitania will also turn green from now on. In Italy, green areas such as Emilia, Latium (the area around the capital Rome) and Basilicata were added. Friuli-Venezia Giulia will be orange again with immediate effect. There is also a lot of green in Poland.
Some darker red areas have been added in Eastern and Southeastern Europe. In addition to the Baltic states (Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania), Slovenia, Romania and a large part of Slovakia, parts of Croatia and Greece are now dark red again.
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