along with the ongoing restrictions appear to be disproportionately affecting the paul charlotta bensky reports next. hour we're going to have democrats highlighted probables problem with adequate medical resources to see what i lack of trust in governments around the world but perhaps the starkest they see that gets exposed is how different it is to experience a pandemic if you are poor compared to those with money. i . thank you thank you thank you thank you. thank god as people and possibly do in face a new restrictions on movement there has been and drool over what some of the. the link was so good they should this is an example of a gone and the defense fear of people confined in poor neighborhoods other districts can continue to enjoy all their privileges. the president of the community of madrid treats this area like a ghetto the virus's here but why does that mean the workers need to be locked up it's even claimed in the evening at the opera highlighted the disparity in how people in the cheapest seats were treated they were kept in the well of those in the expensive seats below

the attack the french prime minister and interior minister visited the scene from their shoulder do bensky report. the national anti terror agency has opened an investigation into this incident this attack which took place in the 11th hour home decent of paris in the east of the paris area has been opened for what's described as being attempted assassination in connection with terrorism and surprise we know that 2 people were injured in that attack which machete was used as the object to stab people with the standard they are seriously injured we know that there are a man and a woman and we understand that they would for a news agency that now has offices in the same building where the satirical magazine show you used to have its office prior to the attack in 2015 which killed many people at the office and started a wave of terror attacks that france has been experiencing now for many years when decide that a crisis unit has been opened by the interior minister and i think tweeted that we know that sue individuals have been arrested one apparently placed that through a plus to the bus to w

country seeing case number spiral since the nationwide lockdown ended our paris correspondent charlotta bensky has the latest the red zones is the red zones where we've had active transmission of 900 forests and they've now been split into subcategories depending on how high the transmission rate is in that area we'll come to that in a moment and discuss what that means for specific departments in france but 1st of all let's have a listen to what the french health minister had to say because he had this very solemn morning the overall situation continues to deteriorate we will suppose 100 cases per 100000 inhabitants within the next few days health care system is under enormous strain if we fail to take measures quickly we could reach a critical threshold in some regions. so no department yet is in a state of emergency but there are 2 departments that are in the next category down which is that. category these areas include must say and guadalupe now that means in those areas there will be new restrictions that come into force from saturday of this week that will mean the full closure of bars

region the soaring public demand for tests puts huge pressure on health authorities charlotte who bensky reports them for us from the french capital. i mean the scramble to get ahead of the curve the french government promised 1000000 tests would take place weekly by september and by hook or by crook it has succeeded in doing just that this is just one facility where people can get tested at 19 so much so you get 20 new testing centers for the virus to open here in the paris region but the clamor for testing has caused other problems testing centers are apparently struggling to deal with the volume of people wanting to find out if they happen it there are delays in getting access to the board trees and queues it doesn't centers and paris and elsewhere right now it's taken an average of 3 and a half days to get tested the french health minister hitting on quite a crucial point here queues like this which are not uncommon could contain some people who are infected and indeed contagious a person who has symptoms and who may have been in contact with an infected individual has to be tested u

attempts to contain the spread of the deadly viruses sparked outrage from local governors shela do bensky reports from paris. well the health minister in france has outlined new restrictions which sparked this war of words on social media between himself and local officials what he announced on wednesday evening is that 2 departments in france we placed into a maximum alert zone that means that from saturday for 2 week period a limited period we're told there will be a closure of bars and restaurants people won't be able to go out to some public spaces and the 2 areas impacted are guadalupe and mar say now we know that restrictions have been divisive people have been unhappy about them in the past but nobody nobody could have predicted the fear is reaction by mark sayes own mare i was astonished and angry with the decision the city of massey did not consult anyone nothing related to the health situation can justify this announcement i do not accept the fact that we are the victims of political decisions that no one understands well other elected officials were equally as angry with the pr

apparently hit the poor and the vulnerable groups the most are europe correspondent charlotte do bensky has the story. coverage 19 pandemic has highlighted many problems from inadequate medical resources to a lack of trust in governments around the world but perhaps the starkest issue that it's exposed is how different it is to experience a pandemic if you are poor compared to those with money. thank. you you. people in parts of madrid face new restrictions on movement there has been an uproar over what some of the labeling has segregation this is an example of government defense fear of people confined in poor neighborhoods all the districts can continue to enjoy their privileges. the president of the community of madrid treats this area like a ghetto the virus's here but why does that mean the workers need to be locked up it's even claimed in the evening at the oprah highlighted the disparity in how people in the cheapest seats were treated they were in all of those in the more expensive seats below had adequate social distancing measures in place. social inequality has also been a to

is at a critical point in the pandemic reporting next to show do bensky. more than half of the departments here in france are now considered to be red zones which means that there is an active circulation of the 19 virus the country also recorded its highest daily record for the number of positive test cases around 13 and a half 1000 people in 24 hours those were the figures released on saturday now there is a huge rate of testing going on in france more than a 1000000 tests a week and overall the rate of positivity is around 5.7 percent what's a really concerning are the number of hospital admissions which are now going up quite rapidly we saw $227.00 additional admissions on saturday meaning that there are around $3800.00 people currently in hospital now of those almost $600.00 are in intensive care now in parts of the country already intensive care units are at capacity so that is what is worrying officials in those parts of france in paris and even de france region which is the area around paris it is only at about. 20 percent capacity but there are wa

the same camp had already been at the center of local concerns over the coronavirus mashallah do bensky now reports. dummer describing this is a time bomb that has finally exploded thousands fled the morea migrant camp on the greek island of lesbos in the early hours of wednesday after those fires broke out now firefighters spent hour tackling the blaze which is said to started in the field around the camp but also there are suggestions that there were fires started within the camp itself this is a camp that houses almost $13000.00 migrants according to him for migrants 70 percent of those who've been living there are from afghanistan but there are people from around 70 other countries that have made this tourist camp their home for months or perhaps even years. living there were living it 4 times the capacity that the camp was set up to look after at the time now those who fled the camp this morning made their way on the highway towards the port at me to leni some was said to be suffering from the effects of smoke inhalation now it wasn't bad enough that they had to flee the camp as it

bensky reports. masks are just a look around on the streets of paris everywhere people are following the rules but what if you're one of those people who has questioned the whole idea of wearing a mask affective do they prevent the transmission of 19 and what if you're one of those people who doesn't just question this in private but has actually gone to a protest party that has attack on germany's democracy protesters from a demo against the country's coronavirus restrictions try to storm the german parliament. this is how the mainstream media. and she locked down protesters has spent the afternoon terrorizing palais city will be made of people. people who think the coronavirus does not exist hundreds of vaccine activists and conspiracy theorists put their faith in science instead of conspiracy theories if they want to avoid getting covert one team that's not being backed up it seems by a study conducted via facebook carried out by those who enjoy his foundation it found that the typical anti mascot