French scientist: There will be no second wave of coronary, the epidemic is coming to an end

Didier Raoult, French virologist, said the MOVID-19 epidemic is ending and, despite fears of other specialists, ruled out the appearance of a second wave of infections.

“We see things slowing down a bit everywhere”, Raoul said in a video published on Tuesday on the Mediterranean Institute of Infection at University Hospital (IHU) in Marseille.

There is no second wave nowhere. Some sporadical cases will appear here or there ultimately if someone is super contagious, but all of this no longer reflects an epidemic dynamic. The epidemic is ending”, he said.

The expert, a member of the scientific council advising the French government in the fight against the pandemic, supported his claim with this: on Marseilles, the second most populated city in France, on Monday only had a new case of infection by a total of 1,200 people tested.

Despite everything, some explosions have been reported in France in recent days, where more than 27,000 deaths have been recorded.

Although epidemic numbers are now less alarming in Europe and countries are removing restrictions, the World Health Organisation (OBSH) recalled on Monday that “extreme surveillance is still necessary” because “always exists the risk of disease”.