Second wave grips Europe continent

Starting from Italy, entire Europe is suffering with pandemic virus since the virus erupted in Wuhan. Coronavirus hits severely all major European nations. 

Europe has recorded one-sixth of total number of positive cases and one-fifth of casualties of coronavirus. A second wave of pandemic constitutes an imminent threat to society, with a potentially immense toll in terms of human lives and a devastating economic impact. Europe’s pandemic virus cases resurged within short span of period.

New restrictions begin in Paris and other 11 French cities. Fresh guidelines are imposed in both France and Belgian capitals. Not only two cities, all places in Europe are facing a rise in cases. 12 French cities are also introducing new measures from Monday including the capital Paris and its inner suburbs. Rising cases in Germany is deeply concerning for the Government. It had committed not to allow the virus to spread again but increase in number of cases is great concern to Germany.

Second wave has arrived in Europe with vengeance.  The past couple of weeks have shaken the complacency of many Europeans, forced a return to restrictions, and served as a powerful reminder that the coronavirus is cunning and relentless. It’s very unfortunate that people in some European countries protest against lockdown guidelines that caused sudden increase in positive cases. People in Madrid were protest against wearing the masks and maintaining social distance. The number of new coronavirus infections in the Netherlands remained at near-record levels on Monday as the country’s second wave continued.