Why is Paris officially listed as a "high-risk area" for COVID-19 communication?

Because Paris is one of the most prosperous areas in France, it is also the fashion capital, and it is the place that tourists from all over the world want to come first, so it will be officially listed as one of the high-risk areas for COVID-19 transmission. Moreover, as can be seen from the epidemic data of Paris, the virus transmission in this area is far more extensive and active than other areas.

As the fashion capital of France, countless fashionistas come here every year. As one of the locations of the program, there must be people from all over the country gathering here. In addition, there are many famous scenic spots here in Paris, so the flow of people is huge, there are many foreign tourists, and the risk of imported cases will increase, so it will be officially listed as a high-risk area.

French officials pointed out that COVID-19 in Paris is very active here, so in order to effectively prevent the further spread of the virus, daily public transportation and travel were restricted, and people who travel abroad were also restricted. It can be seen that after this move, the number of people traveling by bus on that day decreased significantly compared with the previous days. Moreover, although the French border is still open, some countries have been quarantined, which means that these people need to be quarantined for 14 days after entering the country to confirm that they can engage in normal social activities without COVID-19. Outside the famous tourist attractions such as the Louvre in France, although tourists are allowed to visit, everyone will keep a safe social distance and must wear masks.

Moreover, Paris, France has always been one of the gathering places for tourists from all over the world, so many epidemic prevention measures have been taken for many scenic spots and strict protection measures have been taken for the traffic system with huge traffic flow. All people will keep a safe social distance at all subway entrances, and all staff members will wear masks. When taking a cruise to visit the Seine, the number of people is limited. It can be seen that only a few people are on a yacht.