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We Are Facing A New Wave Of Covid: France's Vaccination Chief
France is facing a new wave of COVID-19 infections fuelled by new variants of the disease, French vaccination chief Alain Fischer said on Wednesday, as daily new cases reached an almost two-month peak the day before at more than 95,000.
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"I Feel Free": France Lifts Covid Mask Rule On Public Transport
France began easing its strict face mask rules in February after a winter surge in cases. Now face masks are no longer required on public transport. Masks, as well as a health pass proving Covid vaccination are still required for entering hospitals.
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Covid Test Not Required For Vaccinated Travellers In France
The French government on Friday said it would scrap the requirement for a negative Covid-19 test for all vaccinated travellers arriving in the country.
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France's Fresh Covid Cases Cross 300,000-Mark As It Tackles Unvaccinated
France set a record for new Covid cases over a 24-hour period on Wednesday with more than 332,000 additional infections recorded, according to the latest official figures.
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Omicron Is Now Dominant Variant In France, Says Its Health Agency
Omicron has become the main coronavirus strain in France where the number of infections has seen a big increase in the last few days, the country's public health agency has said.
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France Logs Nearly 180,000 Record Covid Cases, Extends Curbs For 3 Weeks
France said Wednesday that nightclubs would remain closed for a further three weeks, after nearly 180,000 new Covid cases smashed the record for daily cases since the pandemic began.
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Booster No Later Than 3 Months After Two Doses, Says France
France on Friday recommended that adults receive a Covid-19 booster vaccination three months after their initial jabs, reducing the current guideline of five months to better fight the Omicron variant.
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No Covid Health Pass In France For People Over 65 Without Booster Shots
France on Wednesday begins implementing a new tightening of rules in the fight against Covid-19, meaning people aged 65 and over will lose the validity of their health pass unless they have had a third booster shot.
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France Orders Nightclubs To Close For 4 Weeks Over Covid Surge
Nightclubs in France will be ordered to close for four weeks starting this weekend to counter surging Covid-19 cases that have seen hospitals announce emergency protocols as beds fill up, Prime Minister Jean Castex said on Monday.
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France Logs Highest 1-Day Covid Tally Since April, Hospitalisations Surge
France has registered 47,177 new confirmed COVID-19 cases over the past 24 hours, health ministry data showed on Tuesday, the highest one-day tally since early April at the height of the third wave of the pandemic.
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France Records Biggest Jump In Covid Hospitalisations Since March
France registered its biggest jump in coronavirus-related hospital admissions since the spring, health ministry data showed on Monday.
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France Detects 8 "Possible" New Variant Cases Amid Fifth Covid Wave
France's Health Ministry said on Sunday it had detected eight possible cases of the Omicron COVID-19 variant across the country after the government announced it would tighten restrictions to contain its spread.
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France Makes Covid Booster Jabs Compulsory For Vaccine Pass, Expands Coverage
French Health Minister Olivier Veran said Thursday that Covid-19 booster shots would be made available to all adults from this weekend to counter a new wave of infections.
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France May Announce Covid Booster Shots For All Adults Amid Surge: Report
France is set to announce that COVID-19 booster shots will be made available to all adults, along with stricter rules on wearing face masks and health pass checks to curb a new wave of infections, two parliamentary sources confirmed to Reuters.
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France To Announce Booster Shots For All Adults To Curb New Wave: Report
France is expected to announce that COVID-19 booster shots will be made available to all adults as well as stricter rules on wearing face masks and more stringent health pass checks to curb a new wave of infections, French media reported.
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We Are Facing A New Wave Of Covid: France's Vaccination Chief
France is facing a new wave of COVID-19 infections fuelled by new variants of the disease, French vaccination chief Alain Fischer said on Wednesday, as daily new cases reached an almost two-month peak the day before at more than 95,000.
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"I Feel Free": France Lifts Covid Mask Rule On Public Transport
France began easing its strict face mask rules in February after a winter surge in cases. Now face masks are no longer required on public transport. Masks, as well as a health pass proving Covid vaccination are still required for entering hospitals.
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Covid Test Not Required For Vaccinated Travellers In France
The French government on Friday said it would scrap the requirement for a negative Covid-19 test for all vaccinated travellers arriving in the country.
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France's Fresh Covid Cases Cross 300,000-Mark As It Tackles Unvaccinated
France set a record for new Covid cases over a 24-hour period on Wednesday with more than 332,000 additional infections recorded, according to the latest official figures.
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Omicron Is Now Dominant Variant In France, Says Its Health Agency
Omicron has become the main coronavirus strain in France where the number of infections has seen a big increase in the last few days, the country's public health agency has said.
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France Logs Nearly 180,000 Record Covid Cases, Extends Curbs For 3 Weeks
France said Wednesday that nightclubs would remain closed for a further three weeks, after nearly 180,000 new Covid cases smashed the record for daily cases since the pandemic began.
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Booster No Later Than 3 Months After Two Doses, Says France
France on Friday recommended that adults receive a Covid-19 booster vaccination three months after their initial jabs, reducing the current guideline of five months to better fight the Omicron variant.
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No Covid Health Pass In France For People Over 65 Without Booster Shots
France on Wednesday begins implementing a new tightening of rules in the fight against Covid-19, meaning people aged 65 and over will lose the validity of their health pass unless they have had a third booster shot.
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France Orders Nightclubs To Close For 4 Weeks Over Covid Surge
Nightclubs in France will be ordered to close for four weeks starting this weekend to counter surging Covid-19 cases that have seen hospitals announce emergency protocols as beds fill up, Prime Minister Jean Castex said on Monday.
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France Logs Highest 1-Day Covid Tally Since April, Hospitalisations Surge
France has registered 47,177 new confirmed COVID-19 cases over the past 24 hours, health ministry data showed on Tuesday, the highest one-day tally since early April at the height of the third wave of the pandemic.
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France Records Biggest Jump In Covid Hospitalisations Since March
France registered its biggest jump in coronavirus-related hospital admissions since the spring, health ministry data showed on Monday.
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France Detects 8 "Possible" New Variant Cases Amid Fifth Covid Wave
France's Health Ministry said on Sunday it had detected eight possible cases of the Omicron COVID-19 variant across the country after the government announced it would tighten restrictions to contain its spread.
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France Makes Covid Booster Jabs Compulsory For Vaccine Pass, Expands Coverage
French Health Minister Olivier Veran said Thursday that Covid-19 booster shots would be made available to all adults from this weekend to counter a new wave of infections.
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France May Announce Covid Booster Shots For All Adults Amid Surge: Report
France is set to announce that COVID-19 booster shots will be made available to all adults, along with stricter rules on wearing face masks and health pass checks to curb a new wave of infections, two parliamentary sources confirmed to Reuters.
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France To Announce Booster Shots For All Adults To Curb New Wave: Report
France is expected to announce that COVID-19 booster shots will be made available to all adults as well as stricter rules on wearing face masks and more stringent health pass checks to curb a new wave of infections, French media reported.
