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The second wave of the Kovid-19 outbreak In France, the police raided the homes of senior government and health officials as part of an investigation into the management of the epidemic. French Health Minister Olivier Veran and National Health Agency Director Jerome Salomon are among those whose homes were raided.
Health Minister Olivier Veran (left) and Prime Minister Jean Castex
According to the BBC Turkish news The French press wrote that the policies followed by Prime Minister Jean Castex and his predecessor, Edouard Philippe, and Olivier Veran’s predecessor, Agnes Buzyn, were also under scrutiny.
In the country, the doctors and the government of the families of those who died as a result of the Kovid-19 disease caused by the coronavirus, “criminally” he had accused him of negligence.
Among the criticisms directed at the government, “slow intervention” Y “caught unprepared for an epidemic” There was also.
An investigation was then launched in July into how the government handled the coronavirus outbreak.
Health workers: Increase recruitment and training, we are tired
Health workers who criticize working conditions and want more staff to be hired are also holding a protest in different cities around the country, including Paris.
As part of protests organized by unions across the country, a group of healthcare workers gathered outside the post office in Nice and sent postcards to President Emmanuel Macron explaining their problems.
The health workers, walking in their gowns and masks, called for an end to the closure of hospitals, the recruitment of more emergency personnel and an increase in their salaries.
Doctors and nurses carried banners that read “Increase hiring. Increase education. We are tired.”
9-hour curfew for 4 weeks
French President Emmanuel Macron has announced that curfews will be imposed between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m. in 9 cities, including the capital Paris, for 4 weeks, starting on Saturday.
Macron said the ban would reduce the number of more than 20,000 cases a day and reduce the density in intensive care units.
In addition to Paris, the ban that will be applied in nine cities, including Toulouse, Montpellier and Marseille, covers a third of the country’s population.
In the speech in which Macron announced the ban, he said: “We have to do something. We need to stop the spread of the virus.”
The president of France argued that the virus spreads at night parties and said that time is not a time to enjoy.
What measures will France take?
The 9-hour curfew will be imposed in Paris, Marseille, Lyon, Lille, Saint-Etienne, Rouen, Toulouse, Grenoble and Montpellier.
The ban, which will affect the lives of 22 million people, can last up to six weeks.
Those who do not comply will be fined 135 euros.
Once again, among the announced limitations is that no more than 6 people can meet in a house.
Schools will remain open and will travel between regions.
Since the beginning of the epidemic in Europe, the highest number of cases (700 thousand) per week was registered. 
Since the beginning of the epidemic in France, the highest number of daily cases has been recorded.
◾️ France 30 bin 621
◾️ In England 18 thousand 980
◾️In Spain, 13,318
◾️Italy 8 thousand 804Daily number of new Covid-19 cases in European countries
👇https://t.co/hFSUW3A4G0– Turkish euronews (@euronews_tr) October 15, 2020
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