Doukou sokodong lan atè Gwadloup, Gwiyann ek Matnik

Rel toumpak pa ka nepi ranbonni   

 

          

 

 

 

Tou-Ladjablès, Gran-Lawviè, Matnik :   Dapre statistik eti ARS (kawbe-gouvelnaj franse nan sokodong lan atè Matnik) stanmpe, rel toumpak la vire bay nan montan a 162,79 pou 100.000 moun nan 30 Novanm ki pase, se te 147/100.000 nan simenn 47 la, 22 pou 28 Novanm. Nan kouri-nouvel ARS-Gwadloup, rel toumpak taha se te 37,68/100.000 nan 30 novanm ek se te 35/100.000 nan simenn 46 la. Nan Gwiyann, rel toumpak taha te a 98,04 nan menm 30 Novanm taha, se te 89/100.000 nan siemnn 47 la ek 78/100.000 nan simenn 46 la. Dapre statistik se twa kawbe-gouvelnaj franse a, doukou sokodong lan ka vini pi move atè Matnik ek Gwiyann ek ka rete kalibiche atè Gwadloup.

Rel toumpak la ka mizire kannan moun ki vini trape vlen-senyen-kòch la asou 100.000 moun ; rel-kriye-ago a se 50/100.000. Gwadloup anba y depi simenn 41 an (11 pou 17 Oktòb), a 42,2 pou 100.000 moun, se te 53,1 pou 100.000 moun nan simenn 40 lan dapre statistik ARS-Gwadloup. Se depi simenn 38 la eti rel toumpak taha ka fiyole oliwon liy 100/100.000 lan, nan simenn 42 a se te 123,76 pou 100.000 moun ek nan simenn 41 an se te 127/100.000, se anni an ti 2,55% dekati an simenn asou anlòt. Nan 1^e Novanm, rel toumpak atè-matnik la te a 95,33 pou 100.000 moun. Rel toumpak Gwiyann lan te ka  dekati, pianmpianm, jik nan simenn 46 la, 78/100.000 ek fè an pimpe asou 14% a 89/100.000 nan simenn 47 taha.  

Rel pòte-palpa a eti ka depenn kouri-lawonn vlen-senyen-kòch la  ka rete anba rel 5% liy vèw la nan se  twa peyi san gouvelman atè-lakay taha. Nan 30 Novanm ki pase, se te 4,72% atè Matnik, 2,11% atè Gwadloup eti trape se pi bel statistik la nan se twa peyi a ; ek se te 4,34% atè Gwiyann. Nan simenn 47 la, rel pòte-palpa taha te a 3,6 atè Matnik ek a 2,8% nan simenn 46 la. Se depi simenn 35 lan eti y toulong anba rel kriye-ago 10% an atè Matnik.

Rel vire-fakte a eti yo ka matje R0, se yonn adan se djing-kontaj la ki pi fondok pou mizire kouri-lawonn kouche-kalbòy la ; se kannan moun doubout-djann eti an menm moun kalbòy, an moun yonn-tou-yonn, pe ka kontaminen ek lè rel vire-fakte taha anba yonn se pou konprann kouri-lawonn kouche-kalbòy la ka bat dèhè. Nan 30 Novanm ki pase, atè Matnik, rel vire-fakte taha  te a 1.01 ; atè Gwadloup, se te 0.86 ek Gwiyann se te, nan menm 30 Novanm lan 1.01, tankon Matnik.

Ale li nan ARS Guadeloupe, ARS Guyane, ARS Martinique ek CSSE-JHU

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