“Today, those who reproach me for taking too strong measures could be, tomorrow, those who will reproach me for not having done enough”.
During questions to the government on Wednesday, the Prime Minister responded sharply to a deputy who questioned him about his management of the health crisis due to the coronavirus.
Damien Abad, member of the LR group in the National Assembly accused the government of having taken “contradictory, inconsistent and deeply unjust” decisions in the fight against the coronavirus.
In the view of the deputy in particular, the closing of bars at 10 p.m. and the difference in treatment between sports halls which must close and public swimming pools which can remain open.
For the Prime Minister "certain difficult decisions are the responsibility of the State and the State must take its responsibilities" in the face of certain French people who "do not respect barrier gestures, do not wear masks or do not isolate themselves when they are are positive for the coronavirus ”.
And the tenant of Matignon to call "to the gathering" of citizens facing "a serious situation".