Significats de localise outbreaks en anglès

Israel, for example, does exactly the same thing when they have localised outbreaks.

Localised outbreaks in Germany have forced authorities there to reimpose restrictions in some regions.

Customers will also have to leave their contact details to facilitate tracing in case of localised outbreaks.

Restrictions have been gradually lifted since April but have been reimposed in some areas after localised outbreaks.

Lockdowns would only need to be implemented selectively if localised outbreaks were identified and could be contained.

Behind the 'big four' provinces, these two regions have experienced the most localised outbreaks of COVID-19 in South Africa.

This means that the WHO remains hopeful that, by taking aggressive steps now, containment of localised outbreaks may still be possible.

The steps are subject to change based on state and territory health advice, and could be superseded by responses to localised outbreaks.

The number of new confirmed cases in Scotland has slowed drastically over the last few weeks, but localised outbreaks are still occurring.

There would be continued pockets of infection in many places, and they would quickly turn into localised outbreaks, particularly in nursing homes.

Events or gatherings of 10 or more people are currently banned in Lisbon due to localised outbreaks in and around the city.

We know that during the summer the test and trace system was dismantled with the result that localised outbreaks occurred in Kildare, Laois and Offaly.

Spain's regions already have the instruments they need to tackle the roughly 100 localised outbreaks that have sprung up around the country, the source added.