US News Curfew in Haute-Garonne: The mask now compulsory in all municipalities of the department

Curfew against the coronavirus: what you can do, what will be prohibited

© Ludovic MARIN / AFP The curfew introduced in Île-de-France and in eight French cities is not "a ban on traffic, "Emmanuel Macron explained to the French on Wednesday evening. However, this regime applied from Saturday requires the population concerned to respect rules reminiscent of confinement. Explanations.

Further 38 departments have curfew measures imposed on them in France; Italy breaks cases Portugal imposed a partial lockdown on three northern municipalities to contain a surge in Cyprus will make the wearing of face masks mandatory in all areas and impose a curfew in two The junta also said it was considering implementing a regional curfew to curb the spread of the virus in the area.

Further 38 departments have curfew measures imposed on them in France; Italy breaks cases record for second day in a row; Portugal imposes partial Greece will impose a curfew in areas most affected by Covid-19, the prime minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Thursday, announcing restrictions on

The prefecture of Haute-Garonne published a decree this Saturday to specify the modalities of the curfew in the

department © Frédéric Scheiber / 20 Minutes The mask was already compulsory in the streets of Toulouse, it is now compulsory in all the streets and public places of Haute-Garonne. CORONAVIRUS - The prefecture of Haute-Garonne published this Saturday a decree to specify the modalities of the curfew in the department

No more differences between municipalities. As announced Thursday by Prime Minister Jean Castex, all of Haute-Garonne, like 52 other departments and Polynesia, is now placed under curfew, from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. The prefecture published a decree on Saturday to specify the terms of this decision, taken in a context of the rapid spread of the coronavirus. "They come into force immediately and apply until 13 November inclusive," the text reads.

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Earlier on Friday, the region of Castilla and Leon had urged the central government to impose nationwide night-time curfews quickly. It will be up to each region to say what they want to do next but they do not have the authority to impose curfews without a decision at national level.

Haute - Garonne (French pronunciation: [ot ɡaʁɔn]; Occitan: Nauta Garona; English: Upper Garonne) is a department in the southwest of France named after the The department was originally larger. The reduction in its area resulted from an imperial decree dated 21 November 1808 and which established

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Ban on most indoor sports and cultural activities , gauge of events limited to 1,000 people ... 1.4 million Haut-Garonnais, or the entire population, are placed in the same boat as the other 45 million French people under curfew.

From Fronton to Luchon, those over 11 must wear a mask “on public roads or in a place open to the public between 6 am and 3 am”. The only exceptions are people practicing outdoor sports, people walking in classified natural areas and people with disabilities who have a medical certificate.

An incidence rate of 547.9 per 100,000 inhabitants among 20-30 year olds

The prefecture indicates elsewhere that "over the whole of Haute-Garonne, the incidence rate is now at 306.2 per 100,000 inhabitants, clearly above the maximum alert threshold set at 250 per 100,000 inhabitants ”. It even reaches 547.9 in 20-30 year olds. "While it is lower for our elders [60-70 years], with 195.6 cases per 100,000 inhabitants, it continues to increase for this particularly vulnerable population, the text said. The positivity rate in the department is 14.8%. "

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France has put at least 46 million of its residents under curfew in 54 departments and one overseas territory, government officials said. The country has now logged nearly one million cases of COVID-19 and more than 34,000 deaths.

“I am now in quarantine at home and both my wife and I remain optimistic that we will fully recover from this virus,” Zweli Mkhize said in a statement. Italy’s mayors will have the power to impose 9pm curfews in their towns and cities if necessary as the country tries to contain a coronavirus resurgence.

In ten intercommunalities in the department, the general incidence rate" has exceeded the maximum alert threshold or is about to exceed it, ranging from 238.5 [community of communes of the Save to Touch] to 373, 7 [Toulouse Métropole] ”.

To complete this bleak picture, the Haute-Garonne prefecture takes stock of the hospital system: "Across the Occitania region, the occupancy rate of intensive care beds is now close to 45%. Remember that the maximum alert threshold is 30%. If the dynamics of contaminations are not broken, a new saturation of the hospital system is to be feared soon. "

In the entire Occitanie region, only three departments are currently exempt from the curfew: Aude, Gers and Lot.

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