The National Assembly of France approves the vaccination pass that makes vaccination mandatory for those who want to go by train or enjoy leisure and restaurants in the country. It still needs to be approved by the Senate early next week. The pass has been approved despite the high-sounding words of the president Macron They added fire to the previous debate because they made reference to annoying the unvaccinated.
Gabriel Attal, spokesperson for the government French, noted: “The words of the President of the Republic seem to me to fall short of the anger of a vast majority of French people at this choice to oppose the vaccine. When you talk to the French today, many of them tell you that people who decide not to get vaccinated shouldn’t even be treated. “
Italy makes vaccination mandatory for those over 50
Italy is also registering high rates of infection with the variant Omicron. This Wednesday, the government backed a measure that makes vaccination mandatory for those over 50 years of age.
This measure places the country at the forefront of Europe in the fight against those who refuse to be vaccinated against the coronavirus.
“I think that compulsory vaccination should be extended to all, or at least to all adults. Therefore, I see it as something positive,” highlights a citizen.
UK relaxes measures for travelers
At United KingdomFrom an optimistic point of view, changes have been made to the COVID rules for travel to England with the abolition of pre-departure tests and quarantine on arrival until the traveler has tested negative.
For residents of England, the Government Restrictions PLAN B will continue for three weeks.
Germany reduces quarantine
In GermanyDue to fears of a stoppage, it is proposed to shorten the periods of isolation for workers in essential positions.
Vaccinates may terminate isolation due to infection after only five days with a negative PCR test.
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