For ILI, one of the two positive ILI cases had been collected because the patient reported a direct link with an existing cluster in the east of France. We computed the expected number of ILI consultations using the superposition of a seasonal [5] and an epidemic influenza component [6], as detailed in the Supplement. Excess cases were computed as the difference between observed cases and expected numbers. This modelling approach allowed computing excess cases in 11 of 13 regions but did not provide a good fit in the remaining two regions where a marked influenza peak was not present (see Supplement). The overall ILI incidence showed renewed increase with 33 (95% credible interval (CrI): −8 to 64) consultations per 100,000 in excess during week 9 and with 84 (95% CrI: 447 to 108) consultations per 100,000 in excess in week 10. Four of the 11 regions displayed positive excess (CrI excluding 0) in week 9 and seven regions in week 10 (Figure).