Fight against COVID19:         "It's everyone's task"

Fight against COVID19:

                                "It's everyone's business"

The second wave of COVID19 contamination is already here. According to statistics from the World Health Organization (WHO), the number of people who test positive continues to increase day by day. Why? Whose fault is it? So many questions that arise. To better understand this vertiginous increase, we, therefore, made a trip to certain shopping centers, especially those of Costco, Adonis. On-site, we found that social distancing at the level of queues is respected. Surprise! The centers are teeming with people inside. Social distancing was not at all there. Consumers seem to be completely forgetting the danger of this deadly virus when faced with a variety of products on display. Customers meet and rub each other as if the pandemic does not exist. Indeed, we have solicited certain customers to know their point of view on the non-respect of social distancing. The latter unanimously expressed their regret at the carelessness noticed in social distancing. Our interlocutors said that despite the number of deaths recorded daily confirms the real danger of this virus, but unfortunately some citizens do not yet take it into consideration. In this regard, they believe it is time to step up awareness campaigns to draw the attention of citizens to the importance of respecting the recommendations of the government and health organizations more. It is recalled that health specialists have repeatedly sounded the alarm about the spread of the virus at the level of shopping centers. They believe it is imperative to determine the maximum number of customer accesses inside shopping centers according to their sizes and capacities. Objective: avoid constantly increasing the rate of contamination. Finally, reducing the number of contamination and fighting this invisible enemy requires the collaboration of everyone (government, citizens, academics, experts). It is recalled that Quebec reported last Saturday 91 new cases of COVID-19 reported in the past 24 hours and counts 8 new deaths, including 4 occurring before July 3. In total, the number of people infected now stands at 56,407 and the number of deaths at 5,620. The number of hospitalizations continues to decrease, this time by 4, to reach a total of 313. This number stood at 375, a week ago. Of these, 22 are in intensive care, down from 2.

Makhlouf Ait Ziane