CORONAVIRUS FIGURES. The results of the fifth wave of Covid in France on January 10, 2022 identified 93,896 new cases. The epidemic incidence curve continues to climb due to the Omicron variant. New positive cases, patients in intensive care, vaccination … Here are the latest figures.
[Mis à jour le 11 janvier 2022 à 14h22] Hit by a virulent 5th wave, France is showing a incidence rate which currently exceeds 2772 Covid case/ 100,000 inhabitants. The variant Omicron, very contagious, continues to skyrocket the number of new positive cases to the virus. And this variant is now majority, as indicated Public health France in its last epidemiological point. Every day, the health agency presents a dashboard key epidemic monitoring indicators: confirmed cases, death, hospitalizations, admissions in intensive care or critical care, vaccination figures … To which are added the government published data. here is the last report on January 10 2022.
What are today’s numbers?
| Total number of Covid cases (January 5, latest data available) | New 24-hour Covid cases (as of January 10) | Hospitalized Covid patients (as of January 10) | Covid patients in intensive care or critical care (as of January 10) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 921 757 | +93 896 (figure underestimated due to too many tests, catch-up to be expected) | 22 749 | 3,904 |
How many cases of Covid today?
In France, January 5 2022, according to Dashboard of the government, 10.2 million people have had a positive antigen or PCR test for the coronavirus since the start of the epidemic in 2020. As of January 10, 93,896 new people tested positive during the last 24 hours.
What are the hospitalization figures?
Hospital data is based on data from emergency visits from the OSCOUR network and hospitalizations in conventional care and in critical care reported by health establishments. Below, the figures published by the Dashboard government and Public Health France.
Hospitalized Covid patients | Evolution over the last 7 days | Critical care bed occupancy rate | |
|---|---|---|---|
As of January 10, 2022 | 22 749 | + 26.41% | 77.18% |
How many cases in intensive care?
As of January 10, 3,904 Covid patients are in intensive care according to the Dashboard of the government.
| Covid patients in critical care | Evolution over the last 7 days | Occupancy rate of critical care beds by Covid patients | |
|---|---|---|---|
| As of January 10, 2022 | 3,904 | + 7% | 77.18% |
How many French people are vaccinated against Covid?
Vaccination against Covid-19 continues to continue in France with vaccines Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca and Janssen. As of January 10, according to Ministry of Health, 53,300,369 people received at least one injection (i.e. 79.1% of the total population) and 52,049,639 people now have a complete vaccination schedule (i.e. 77.2% of the total population). 28 854 920 people also received a booster dose. 20.6% of the French population is not vaccinated against Covid.
What are the Covid figures for the vaccinated and the unvaccinated?
77.5% of the French population is fully vaccinated and 20.6% is not vaccinated (the others having a still incomplete vaccination schedule). Twice a month, the Data-gouv.fr site publishes the distribution of positive Covid cases according to the person’s vaccination. “This period is necessary for the vaccination to be considered complete and effective (at +7 days) and for the data on the tests to be consolidated” specifies the site. These indicators reflect the number of positive RT-PCR tests per 100,000 vaccinated or unvaccinated people aged 20 and over.
How many deaths from Covid in France?
The government and Public Health France websites report Covid deaths in hospitals and in social and medico-social establishments, i.e. 125,718 as of January 10, 2022. Covid deaths outside these structures are not recorded in real time.
Due to the Covid-19 epidemic, theINSEE recorded a mortality “exceptional in 2020” with nearly 669,000 deaths from all causes, i.e. 56,000 more than in 2019 (+ 9%).
According to’Ined, 68,000 deaths would be attributable to the Covid epidemic in 2020.