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French President Emmanuel Macron announces mandatory Covid-19 vaccinations for health staff on Monday as well as a tightening of restrictions to fight a recent surge in cases. IMAGES
Cannes (France), Jul 6 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Marco Álvarez San Román) Cannes kicked off its 74th edition on Tuesday with an unusual image: the control of the health certificate or the negative covid test at the entrances to the Palace of Festivals, which registered its first queues while finalizing the preparations for the opening gala.FOOTAGE OF THE PREPARATIONS FOR THE CANNES FESTIVAL IN CANNES, FRANCE
Denpasar / Jakarta, Jul 1 (EFE/EPA).- Indonesia's president on Thursday announced a series of emergency measures, to be in effect between July 3 and 21, to contain a Covid-19 outbreak linked to the Delta variant in the country."The government will mobilize all available resources to contain the spread of Covid-19," Joko Widodo said in a video message, in which he also announced more beds in hospitals and quarantine centers for the infected, as well as the availability of oxygen tanks.The measures are mainly focused on the islands of Java, where more than 50 percent of the country's 270 million inhabitants live, and Bali, a popular tourist destination. (Camera: MADE NAGI / MAST IRHAM).B-ROLL OF BALI, INDONESIA AND A FUNERAL OF COVID-19 VICTIMS AT ROROTAN CEMETERY, JAKARTA, INDONESIA.
Paris, Mar 24 (EFE / EPA), (Camera: Ian Langsdon).- The French government announced Wednesday that 38 large vaccination centres would open across the country. The interior ministry explained in a statement that 25,000 firefighters would be trained so that they can inject the vaccines and another 2,500 would be in charge of the administration of these centres, in which up to 530,000 doses are expected to be injected each week.FOOTAGE OF A VACCINATION CENTER IN THE NATIONAL VELODROME OF SAINT-QUENTIN-EN-YVELINES, NEAR PARIS.
Paris (France), Dec 14 (EFE / EPA) .- (CAMERA: Mohammed Badra) Owners of restaurants, cafes, nightclubs and protesters from various economic sectors participated in a protest in Paris against the closure measures established by the Government French to try to stop the contagion of COVID-19.
French so-called "non-essential" shops should soon find out whether they can reopen or not: a Defence council starts at the Elysee Palace, where President Macron and his ministers are expected to take several decisions, two weeks after the start of a second lockdown and before a new PM presser later in the day. IMAGES
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