Paris: new restrictions have been introduced in France to this day to prevent the spread of Coronavirus, obliging adults to prove that they have been vaccinated when entering public places with more than 50 people or having a negative PCRAN test or no more than 48 antigens.
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It also applies to cafes, restaurants, trains, aircraft, large shopping centers and exhibitions, Anatolia reports.
From the end of August, these steps will be applied to children under the age of 12 years and above, and will remain valid until November 15, when they will be reconsidered and extended depending on the situation with a pandemic with a pandemic.
In France, 44 million people have been vaccinated with at least one dose, which forms more than 60 percent of the population, and health authorities estimate that 90 percent of the population must be vaccinated for collective immunity.
More and more French, including health workers, opposed vaccination because they believe they will weaken their immunity and because they believe it threatens their freedom.
Previously, protests were held in many places in France because of mandatory vaccination for certain jobs, as well as the introduction of Covid-19 certificates.
When it comes to epidemiological situations, the number of acceptance to intensive care units in France has increased since last month, and the authorities claim that most patients are not vaccinated.