Following the surge in the deadly consequences of the coronavirus in South America, I resumed my research on this virus.
In France, and in particular in the department where I live, more than 60 people have been diagnosed as positive for coronavirus in a large slaughterhouse.
We are seeing others here and there in France. I have inquired about the status of these new contaminations.
Good thing: none of them resulted in admission to intensive care. These cases have been decreasing every day since April 8, the one-day date that I announced in early April, following the care I provided for this virus.
So I said to myself, knowing that the bases evolve by changing hemispheres, why wouldn't this virus do the same?
So I took the same picture of the virus I wrote for one northern hemisphere and on another picture southern hemisphere . Then I resumed my research on the states of this virus in each hemisphere.
Virus in the northern hemisphere on 05/22/20
Results for the northern hemisphere virus it is negative again so active certainly much less than on April 1, 2020 See the dial regarding care has changed. So I put it back in care now for the northern hemisphere. Let's wait a few days 12 to 14 for a new extinction of this virus around June 5 or 6, 2020
Virus in the southern hemisphere on 05/22/20
Regarding the virus in the southern hemisphere, I find it in the same position as the one in the north on April 1, 2020, the treatment is also different. Let's wait 12 to 14 days to, I think, reach the extinction of this virus as for the northern hemisphere on April 8. (date when admissions to intensive care fell) Let's say 3 days for it to be made inactive and 12 to 14 days after to obtain the extinction of its negativity, i.e. around June 9 and 10.