Slightly normal life in the UK. The children return to school on Monday, March 8th. An important first step in the British government’s plan to gradually leave the country from the third policy set out to deal with the Govt-19 epidemic. In Germany, the government also plans to lift some restrictions until Monday. Follow our live situation.
In France, the number of patients in intensive care since November is very high. It reached 3,743 patients on Sunday, up from 3,689 the previous day. This is the highest level since the end of November, according to data from Public Health France.
Throughout the channel, children go back to school. Third imprisonment It’s starting to get easier in the UK as millions of children return to classrooms. Thanks to its massive vaccination campaign and the first dose of nearly 22 million paid, the British government has indicated that it will be able to meet six people outside from March 29th. The reopening of hotels, restaurants and non-essential shops is scheduled for April 12.
Across Germany, stores are once again welcoming customers. Bookstores, florists and driving schools, which have already reopened in some London, may welcome visitors back from Monday. The vaccination campaign is considered very slow by public opinion, with only 5% of the population benefiting so far. Anger against the control measures continued even as Berlin began to ease them.
New restrictions in Finland and Hungary. New health measures, including the closure of bars and restaurants, are due to take effect on Monday. Tito, in Hungary, is facing a resurgence of the epidemic where schools and most shops and businesses are scheduled to close from Monday.
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