In Marseille (Bouches-du-Rhône)
On the terrace of the OM Café, in the Old Port, while the Aix-Marseille metropolis has just passed into "maximum alert zone" for the Covid, the words of the mayor LR of Aix-en -Provence fuel the conversations and are unanimous.
In the local daily newspaper which passes from hand to hand, Maryse Joissains could not be more direct:
“The role of the government is not to create a climate of anxiety!
There we slip, and I say “shut up, Véran!”
The top administration is going mad. ”
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"It's raw but clear",
approves Jean-Luc, who points to another element mentioned by the elected: only five patients in intensive care in his city.
Like so many others, this entrepreneur is angry and incomprehensible after the new health restrictions affecting Marseille.
He believes that Marseille is above all a victim of a Raoult effect.
For him,
“the pseudo-Scientific Council has taken a hold of us”.
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