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Macron has announced an 8-week closure in France, schools will remain open

Following the re-emergence of the virus, many European countries have announced significant restrictive measures and nationwide deployment, for the first time since the general closure of the first wave.

In France, a closure will begin on Friday across the country, except for the education systems.

A partial closure was announced earlier in Germany as well

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Wednesday, 28 October 2020, 21:28

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Tonight (Wednesday), French President Emmanuel Macron announced another national closure that will begin this coming Friday, with the aim of halting the renewed outbreak of the corona virus in the country.

The new measures announced include the closure of all trade and services, in addition to purchasing food and essentials or receiving medical treatment.

In addition, people will still be allowed to go to work if their employer decides they cannot perform the work from home.

Unlike the previous closure, most schools will remain open.

"The virus is spreading at a rate that not even the most pessimistic forecasts expected," Macron said.

"Like all our neighbors, we are immersed in the sudden outbreak of the virus."

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