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MrBrownJay1:
yes l'ïle de France is the most populated region in France and the most visited by foreign tourist, so its understandable that it is the worst hit region, but it was predictable....what i dont understand is that, cities like Nice for example, which are so close to the Italian border (and which we would assume would have a higher number of infected people) dont have so many cases....while places like Strasbourg closer to the German border have worst cases.

i think/hope the lockdown will start to be relaxed at the beginning of May, with restriction being eased off in places like the west of the country (which seem to have less cases) and later on in the other areas. you will be forced to wear a mask etc but life has to get back on track, as the gov cant continue like that.

MrBrownJay1:
yes but you have to understand that the RER B is the only way to the airport by public transport AND sadly also feeds all the banlieues nord La Courneuve and Aulnay) while passing through the main hub of the city (Chatelet, gare du nord). any day of the week at rush hr its madness in these areas...and best avoid it.

as for London, i have never like the city's public transport, at least now they have the Heathrow express, back in the day that Picadilly line ride from the airport to east or south London was A) fukcing expensive and b) lasted an eternity



yeah something is definitely not adding up, you are absolutely right... Sweden and Brazil didnt not take any special measures and both these countries have much lower infection/death rate. i do know that one of the reason we got so many cases are because of saying through "on s'fait la bise" and the arrogant people who didnt want to follow the simple social distancing measures. now they are saying that people cant jog during the day in Paris any longer (as if this is gonna change anything), and today they extended until god knows when (i doubt this will be solved anytime before the 11th of May)