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Elodie Petit, 22, lives in Paris and says she believes the emergency feels necessary.
But that is frustrating.
– It will be complicated because you are not allowed to go out at night, after work, he says.
Elodie Petit, 22, lives in Paris and has now been notified of the national emergency.
She says she understands the decision.
– It’s a good health decision. It is better with an emergency than with a new quarantine. Not least for the economy, she says.
Her colleagues agree with her, but at the same time they are all a bit concerned about social life, says Elodie.
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Elodie when she was in Sweden 2018.
It is forbidden to go out between 9:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m.
– After work, you just have to go home in principle. And it will be tough on weekends when you can’t get out of anything.
Elodie Petit lived in Stockholm two years ago.
– It was so different then. You could plan and think about careers, jobs, and the future. Now it is much more difficult because the coronavirus makes everything unsafe, he says and continues:
– The president said in his speech that it is difficult to be 20 years old in 2020 and I agree with him.
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The Tuileries garden.
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