It did not go far but the Oise, with an incidence rate approaching 300 per 100,000 inhabitants, escapes the local re-containment adopted in Dunkirk, in the Alpes-Maritimes and now, from this weekend, in the Pas-de-Calais.
However, the department was not spared by the announcements of Jean Castex, this Thursday evening.
The Prime Minister announced in particular the closure, from Friday at midnight, of non-food shopping centers of more than 10,000 m 2. A challenge, when we know that the establishment of a similar device for those exceeding 20,000 m 2 had been the subject of numerous hiccups at the end of January.
Closed, reopened, closed ...
The authorities were struggling to establish the list of places concerned this Thursday evening.
The Carrefour Venette and Cora shopping arcades in Saint-Maximin will therefore remain closed.
Those of Auchan, in Nogent, Leclerc de Plessis-Belleville and Jeu-de-Paume, in Beauvais, had therefore benefited from a reprieve which is ending.
Other brands should now be concerned.
As for the generalization of the wearing of a mask, the prefecture had already recorded it at the end of last week, as well as the end of non-food outdoor markets, musical gatherings on public roads ...
Six new vaccination centers will open their doors
Likewise, an acceleration of the vaccination campaign had been decided, in particular with the creation of six new vaccination centers * in the coming days, in addition to a mobile unit, from March 9, in partnership with the departmental council.
That is 21 centers in total.
Pont-Sainte-Maxence is particularly concerned, but only following the insistence of the mayor (LR), Arnaud Dumontier.
"Intercommunality is one of the three most affected in the department and we were not initially included", explains the elected official, who went so far as to write to the Prime Minister.
Having obtained satisfaction, however, he found himself confronted with another difficulty, that of finding doctors.
“Most of those in the sector are now deployed in other centers.
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Further north, Saint-Just-en-Chaussée is also one of the most affected intercommunalities.
The city will also have its dedicated place.
“With a station that transports 2000 visitors per day to the south of the Oise or the Paris region, it is normal that we are more exposed, underlines the mayor (DVD) Frans Desmedt.
It has been over a month since we made the request, but there was a vaccine supply problem.
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In Saint-Aubin-en-Bray, the anger of the coordinator
A failure that also experienced Saint-Aubin-en-Bray, where the center was ready ... from mid-January, at the request of the Regional Health Agency (ARS).
It was also the latter who had canceled everything at the last moment, for lack of available doses.
“While we had 100 appointments made and 500 hundred people waiting,” fulminates Doctor Xavier Lambertyn, coordinator of the center.
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"And there, we are asked to restart everything in a few days as if nothing had happened", groans the practitioner, who denounces a "catastrophic" organization.
“From one week to the next, the instructions are contradictory, in the field we are completely lost.
I understand that it is not easy to manage such a crisis, but we need clarity.
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Nogent-sur-Oise, this Thursday.
“We want to resume a normal life.
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Because the expectation is strong.
In Nogent-sur-Oise, for example, Michèle and Jacqueline had been patient for many weeks.
This Thursday, they were finally able to be vaccinated in the municipal center, open in mid-January.
“We want to resume a normal life,” breathes the second.
"It's a source of anxiety for a lot of people"
Here, 1000 people have already been received and consultations are complete until April 14.
“They are mainly inhabitants of the Creillois Basin, but also sometimes of Val-d'Oise and even some Parisians, we detail in town hall.
We are going to extend the hourly amplitude to go from 115 to 130 vaccines per day.
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As for the opening of new centers, it is viewed favorably by Nogent.
“It is a source of anxiety for many people not to have an appointment, analyzes Dr. Sophie Loiseau.
This campaign is not moving fast enough, there is a need for more centers and more people vaccinated.
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* Pont-Sainte-Maxence, Chantilly, Chambly, Crèvecœur-le-Grand, Saint-Aubin-en-Bray and Saint-Just-en-Chaussée.
The opening dates remain to be specified, information on the website of the Regional Health Agency.
