France’s coronavirus cases are surging as the public returns to offices and schools after the summer vacation, putting authorities on high alert about gathering places that could accelerate the spread
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The country’s seven-day average of coronavirus cases has nearly doubled over the last two weeks, hitting 5,783 Thursday. France is now Europe’s second-hardest hit country after Spain, with far more infections than neighboring Germany and Italy.
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