To fight against the Covid-19 epidemic, Indre-et-Loire is implementing new health measures.
"The classification of the department in an active circulation zone of the so-called
red
virus
implies new health protection measures", justifies the prefecture in a press release.
From Monday will therefore be prohibited "dancing evenings and evenings organized by student communities", "refreshments, aperitifs, wines of honor, cocktails, snacks and
jars
with static consumption while standing", "refreshments in the enclosed spaces without seated reception ”as well as“ shared consumption (boards, snacking, etc.) ”.
Increase in screening resources
"In addition, catering areas and temporary drinking places must comply with the protocol applicable to the catering sector (seats, table service, 1 m between each table, no more than 10 people)", it is specified. .
The prefecture also announces an increase in the means of screening while the incidence rate reached 69 new cases per 100,000 inhabitants last week in the department.
Many prefectures have taken action in recent days.
On Friday, the prefect of Haute-Garonne reinforced anti-Covid measures in Toulouse, particularly targeting festive activities in this city with a large student population.
The prefecture of the Alpes-Maritimes has announced that it has prohibited any grouping of more than ten people in parks, gardens and on beaches in Nice, a city on the Côte d'Azur where the summer season often stretches until the month of October.
In the middle of the week, Marseille, Bordeaux and Guadeloupe had already been imposed a ban on gatherings of more than ten people in parks or on beaches.
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