The Limited Times

Now you can see non-English news...

Paris: behind the bar or on the dancefloor, wearing a mask is discreet

2021-07-31T10:37:29.585Z


A police brigade is responsible for ensuring compliance with health instructions in nightclubs in the capital. At the Petit Palace (IX


This is the only irregularity noted during the night from Friday to Saturday, during the control operation carried out by agents of the “cabaret group” of the Pimping Repression Brigade (BRP) in three nightclubs in the capital.

At the Petit Palace, an establishment in the rue du Faubourg Montmartre (Paris IXth district), they noticed that behind the bar, the staff were not wearing masks.

Read also Health pass: in Paris, the police put the nightclubs under pressure

“It had escaped us, concedes Antoine Bourachot, one of the managers of the nightclub.

This is a rule that we had not fully understood insofar as customers do not have to put their mask in the box.

However, to get to the dance floor, the staff ask them to put on a mask which will be removed a few meters further on.

Same surprising measure at the Key, boulevard de la Madeleine (Paris IXth).

No cluster since reopening

The Petit Palace reopened on July 9, but only on weekends.

“Some customers get tested only once on Friday to spend the weekend.

We noticed that people did not get tested twice a week.

Our employees who are not vaccinated do the same, ”continues the manager of the establishment.

Despite these new constraints and the tonnage limited to 337 people against 450 in normal times, Antoine Bourachot noticed that the customers were there. And he congratulates himself: “We did not have a cluster here. People scan the QR code of the digital reminder notebook. If a person who attended the establishment had developed the Covid, we would know it. Since we reopened, that has not been the case ”.

Source: leparis

All news articles on 2021-07-31

You may like

Trends 24h

Latest

© Communities 2019 - Privacy

The information on this site is from external sources that are not under our control.
The inclusion of any links does not necessarily imply a recommendation or endorse the views expressed within them.