Guest of the 1pm TV newscast on TF1 on Thursday, Prime Minister Jean Costex announced Lifting the vaccine pass And this Must end wearing a forced mask at home From March 14, excluding public transport.
Conditions have been met for a new phase of easing measures.
According to the head of government,Thanks to our joint efforts the situation is improving, thanks to the steps we have taken (…), there are conditions for easing the new phase measures“The latest wave of covid-19 has actually been falling for several weeks.
No more mandatory masks in school and workplace
“No need to wear a mask from Monday, March 14th Wherever it is still used “ The head of government announced. “No. In the workplace or in the classroom “, Refers to Matignon. In the same Businesses and Administrations. It is already mandatory for all closed areas to be subject to the vaccination pass from February 28th.
On the other hand, “cTaking prostitution into account“Jean Costex explained among travelers that wearing a mask is still mandatory. Collective transport. This “For a few more weeks“Health Minister Oliver Vernon went to Pompeii Hospital in Paris for the same thing Medical and Medical-Social Institutions.
No more vaccinations, but health passes at health institutions
Vaccination passes will be suspended from this date at all locations such as restaurants, cafes, nightclubs or theaters. If it’s possible, that’s the reason Hospital stress decreases2,329 Covid-19 patients were admitted for intensive care.
But the government has so far cited a passage below the threshold of 1,500 patients on criteria for raising the vaccine pass. That is why The health pass will be in effect at health institutions, Nursing homes and institutions welcome particularly vulnerable disabled people. I.e. at the entrance, Evidence of vaccination, negative test for Covit-19 or certificate of recovery Will be requested. Even in these companies, it is essential to wear the mask regularly.. Vaccination duty for caregivers will still be in effect.
The Covit-19 epidemic has killed more than 135,000 people in France since its appearance in the spring of 2020.
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