The president of the Renaissance deputies Aurore Bergé estimated Thursday, December 8 that “
there should be no taboos
” on the return of the compulsory mask in transport in the face of the resurgence of Covid-19, but she first favors vaccination and “
a form of citizenship
" to fight the epidemic.
"
If the recommendations of the High Authority for Health is to say that we are really in a moment of epidemic tension and that the mask must become compulsory again, I think that there should be no taboos there- above
“, explained on LCI the elected official of Yvelines.
Call to responsibility
"
There must be a form of citizenship that is re-expressed (...) from the moment there is a significant circulation of the virus, it is obviously better in places where there is a lot of promiscuity, in particular public transport, wear
it”, recommended the deputy who presented the mask to the Assembly “
because I am a young mother
”.
So responsibility, not obligation?
“
So far yes
,” she said.
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The boss of the Horizons group in the National Assembly Laurent Marcangeli did not hide the difficulties that the government could have in making the mask compulsory.
“
Legally speaking, if tomorrow we have to make binding decisions, there will be a debate in the National Assembly.
You have seen very well today, the conspiracy theorists who are also in the National Assembly, the climate would be difficult
”, he analyzed on France 2. According to him, “
we can see very well today that the French need to be advised but not to be ordered on this issue
", even if he invites them to "
take precautions
" in view of the end of year celebrations.
The outbreak of the influenza epidemic, rather early this year, comes to test a health system tested by the recurrent waves of Covid, currently in full recovery, and, in babies, an epidemic of bronchiolitis unprecedented since ten years.