From May 1 to June 1, 49,178 deaths were registered in the area, which is 3% less than in 2019. Mortality was also recorded in May of the same year.
From May 1 to June 1, 49,178 deaths were registered in the area, which is 3 percent less than in 2019.
Mortality was observed in May at the same level as those recorded in the last two years, according to figures published by Insee on Friday, confirming the recession of mortality in the regions most affected by the coronavirus. As of May 1, “there is an excess of mortality compared to the previous two years,” writes the State Bureau of Statistics in its weekly publication on mortality.
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From May 1 to June 1, 49,178 deaths were registered in the area, which is 3% less than in 2019 and even in 2018, according to this still provisional data, based on civil status data that does not show causes death.
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Only Île-de-France is still concerned
After several weeks of consecutive increases, recorded since March 1, the number of deaths in areas strongly affected by the epidemic such as Grand-Est, Hauts-de-France or Burgundy-Franche-Comté also recovered to levels similar to those of 2019 and 2018. Only Île-de-France still experiences mortality “slightly better than that of previous years,” explains Insee.
However, this decline in deaths is more noticeable in those that occur in a hospital or clinic (-8% compared to 2019). Deaths that occurred in May in retirement homes or at home are still more numerous than last year (+5 and +7 percent, respectively).
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However, since March, mortality remains high with 178,706 deaths occurring between March 1 and June 1, 16% more than 2019 (+25,200 deaths) and 12% more than 2018 (+18 500 deaths). Around 29,346 people have died in France from the coronavirus since the beginning of the epidemic. In recent weeks, the spread of the virus has seen a serious slowdown.
Date of update: June 14, 2020, 9:58 p.m
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