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Added on the 07/07/2021 21:46:47 - Copyright : France 24 EN
Friday night French clubs will be permitted to reopen for the first time since the Covid-19 crisis erupted, although stringent rules mean many will stay shuttered.
Armed with coronavirus tests and face masks, movie stars will start arriving in Cannes from Tuesday, June 6th for the return of the world's biggest film festival, which aims to help cinema bounce back from the blow dealt it by the global pandemic.
French President Emmanuel Macron and Culture Minister Roselyne Bachelot meet with representatives of the nightlife sector to take stock of the reopenings and support for the sector, which has been badly affected by months of Covid lockdowns. IMAGES
Social life begins anew for the residents of Lille, in northern France, after seven months of Covid-19 lockdowns, as bars and restaurants reopen their indoor dining areas. IMAGES
In the old port of Marseille, the terrace of a café is full on the morning of the long-awaited reopening. Closed since October 30, 2020, bars and restaurants are once again allowed to serve their customers outside on terraces and with no more than six people at a table. Indoor dining is still off limits for now. IMAGES
Le transfert de ces patients vers la métropole doit permettre d'alléger la pression sur les services de réanimation en Polynésie, actuellement l'un des territoires français les plus durement touchés par l'épidémie de Covid-19.
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