The Mutungamiriri weFrance Jean Castex yakazivisa nemusi weChina kuti mamiriro ezvinhu nedenda munyika ari kuita nani "nekuda kwekuedza kwedu pamwe chete," kubvumidza hurumende yeFrance kusimudza zvimwe zvirambidzo zveCOVID-19.
Maererano mukuru weFrench cabinet, vagari nevagari ve Furanzi haachada kuunza COVID-19 pasipoti kuti upinde munzvimbo dzeveruzhinji, uye masiki echiso haachave anosungirwa, kutanga Kurume 14, 2022, angangoita mwedzi sarudzo yemutungamiri wenyika isati yaitwa.
Kuti utore chikamu mune zvakawanda zvemagariro kana tsika zviitiko mu Furanzi, dhijitari kana bepa vhezheni yeimwe yeiyi inotevera irikudiwa kupihwa sekupfuura kwekudzivirira:
• Chitupa chejekiseni chinoratidza kubaiwa kwakazara,
• Chitupa chekupora kubva kuCOVID (kubva pamazuva gumi nerimwe kusvika kumwedzi mitanhatu yapfuura),
• Gwaro rezvikonzero zvekurapa zvekusabaiwa.
castex akataura kuti vanhu vakura vachange vachizoda kuratidza humbowo hwekudzivirira kuti vawane kuchengetwa kwevakweguru kumba, nepo vachengeti vachifanira kubaiwa.
COVID-19 zvirambidzo pamuganho weFrance zvakarerutswa musi wa12 Kukadzi 2022 kune vafambi vakabaiwa zvizere.
COVID-19 inokonzerwa nekoronavirus inonzi SARS-CoV-2. Vakuru vakuru uye vanhu vane akanyanya kudzika mamiriro ekurapa senge moyo kana chirwere chemapapu kana chirwere cheshuga vanoita kunge vari panjodzi huru yekuva nematambudziko akakomba kubva kuCOVID-19 chirwere.
Furanzi vanga vanyoresa 22,840,306 COVID-19 kesi kubva pakatanga denda repasi rose.
France yataura 138,762 COVID-19-inoenderana nekufa.
ZVOKUBVA MUNYAYA INO:
- According to the head of the French cabinet, the citizens and residents of France will no longer need to present a COVID-19 passport to attend indoor public venues, and the face masks will no longer be mandatory, starting March 14, 2022, about a month before the presidential election.
- In order to participate in most social or cultural activities in France, a digital or paper version of one of the following is currently required be provided as a vaccination pass.
- The Prime Minister of France Jean Castex announced on Thursday that the situation with the pandemic in the country was improving “thanks to our collective efforts,” allowing the French government to lift some COVID-19 restrictions.
