Hours before Easter, France enters a third consecutive lockdown amid a deteriorating epidemic. The French can choose the area in which to isolate themselves.
Preparations for Easter go hand in hand with another quarantine in France.
The measures, which are in force in about twenty regions, including Paris, will apply throughout the country from 7 p.m.
Those who want to spend closed days in the air in the countryside can still do so during the holidays, but it will be banned from Tuesday.
After the closure of most stores, food chains and markets remained almost the only gathering place. They are lively, and there are long queues in front of the shops for traditional Easter chocolate, which also have the privilege of staying open.
Unlike last year, the churches are open to visitors, but the Easter services are in line with the evening time of 7 pm, most of which will take place early on Sunday.
What’s new in the restrictions is the complete ban on alcohol in public places, and outdoor meetings are allowed up to 10 km from the home with a maximum of six people. The atmosphere is a little more serene than last year.
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