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Macron also claimed that the Vaccination against Covid-19 in France should start in late December or January.. According to the president, immunization will not be mandatory. Even so, he assured:
“Our strategy [de combate à pandemia] it’s based on different vaccines. “
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The president celebrated the drop in the daily number of confirmed Covid-19 cases: there were 60,000 before the start of the lockdown, and last week it stood at 20,000.
Macron, however, warned that relaxation measures could be withdrawn if coronavirus numbers worsen in France. “Let’s do everything possible to avoid a third wave and a third lockdown,” he said.
See below the plan to reopen France after the second wave of Covid in the country
Police officers patrol the streets in front of the French National Assembly in Paris on Tuesday (24) – Photo: Gonzalo Fuentes / Reuters
As of November 28
- They are authorized to walking and how outdoor physical activities by three hours a day and within a 20 km radius from home
- Outdoor activities outside of school are also allowed
- Trade reopening until 9 p.m., with delivery service
- Resumption of religious ceremonies, with a maximum occupancy of 30 people
From December 15
- Fim do encierro; people can leave their homes for different reasons
- However, there will be curfew from 9 pm to 7 amexcept at Christmas and New Year’s Eve.
From January 20
- Reopening of restaurants and gyms
- Resumption of face-to-face classrooms equivalent to high school. The universities return only 15 days later.
Germany asks for care at the end of the year
A member of the Red Cross in Germany waits for people at the rapid testing center for Covid-19 in Frankfurt, in a Nov.17 photo – Photo: Kai Pfaffenbach / Reuters
Germany’s 16 federal states proposed on Tuesday (24) that the federal government limit Christmas and New Year celebrations to a maximum of 10 people to prevent coronavirus transmissions, according to France Presse.
Among the set of proposals to curb the movement of people during the Christmas season, the German states also suggest quarantining participants before and after the celebrations. Children under the age of 14 will not be counted in the limitations.
The restrictions would take effect on December 23 and would last until January 1.
Regions, however, oppose a total ban on fireworks in the days leading up to December 31, a topic hotly debated in Germany for an industry that generates millions of euros in revenue.
All these proposals will be debated on Wednesday (25) with the federal government.
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