[ad_1]
Scenes like this won’t happen after 9pm next Saturday. French President Emmanuel … [+]
If you are looking for lamb balls To eat in Paris next week, better to do it before 9 pm or after 6 am. Starting this Saturday, the greater region of Paris, Marseille, Toulouse, Montpellier and five other French cities will be under curfew for much of the night and into the early morning. The curfew will run from 9 pm each night until 6 am the next morning. If they catch you outside Live the life during this period of time, You will be fined 135 euros, which translates to about $ 158 or more than 135 baguettes.
Why did French President Emmanuel Macron announce this curfew that is currently scheduled to last four weeks? Well it’s all due to, French roll, please, the Covid-19 coronavirus. The virus is beginning to emerge again in France, triggering a new state of emergency. For the third time in the past six days, the number of new cases of Covid-19 coronavirus infections exceeded the 20,000 threshold. So far, during the pandemic, France has had more than 820,000 cases and more than 33,000 deaths from Covid-19.
You can make the essential trips between 9:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m., although going to a restaurant to eat sheep testicles will not count as essential. And don’t use the excuse that you were just trying to go to the bathroom and somehow ended up in the park.
From now on, there will be no movement restrictions during the day. People will still be able to travel by public transport and travel between different French regions.
Iga Swiatek of Poland kisses the trophy during the awarding ceremony after the women’s singles final … [+]
Macron’s announcement came just three days after the French Open tennis championship concluded on Sunday. The Grand Slam tournament normally takes place in late spring at Stade Roland Garros in Paris, France. However, with the Covid-19 coronavirus spreading rapidly in the spring, tournament organizers moved this year’s edition to fall, from September 27 to October 11. The season was a bit like having hot dogs with peanut butter.
What is happening in France is further evidence that the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV2) is showing seasonality. Not seasonings, such as some garlic or herbs de Provence, but seasonality, since the virus becomes more or less transmissible and potentially more or less dangerous with the changes of season. As I recently wrote for Forbes, several factors may worsen the Covid-19 coronavirus in the Northern Hemisphere this fall and winter, including lower temperatures and lower relative humidity.
So take this as a warning. You may have gotten away with not socially distancing yourself, not wearing face masks, and taking recommended precautions during the summer. However, if you continue to ignore public health recommendations, you may have a fall this fall.
