The Firayim Ministan Faransa Jean Castex ta sanar a ranar alhamis cewa halin da ake ciki tare da barkewar cutar a kasar yana inganta "saboda kokarinmu na hadin gwiwa," yana baiwa gwamnatin Faransa damar daukaka wasu takunkumin COVID-19.
Bisa ga shugaban majalisar ministocin Faransa, 'yan ƙasa da mazaunan Faransa ba zai sake buƙatar gabatar da fasfo na COVID-19 don halartar wuraren taron jama'a na cikin gida ba, kuma abin rufe fuska ba zai zama tilas ba, daga ranar 14 ga Maris, 2022, kusan wata guda kafin zaben shugaban kasa.
Domin shiga cikin mafi yawan ayyukan zamantakewa ko al'adu a Faransa, sigar dijital ko takarda na ɗaya daga cikin abubuwan da ake buƙata a halin yanzu ana buƙatar a samar da shi azaman fasfo na rigakafi:
• Takaddun rigakafin da ke nuna cikakken rigakafin,
• Takaddun shaida na warkewa daga COVID (daga kwanaki 11 zuwa watanni 6 kafin),
• Takaddun shaida na dalilai na likita na rashin yin rigakafi.
castex ya ce har yanzu tsofaffi za su bukaci nuna shaidar rigakafin don samun damar kula da tsofaffi a gida, yayin da masu kulawa za a yi musu allurar.
An sassauta takunkumin COVID-19 a kan iyakar Faransa a ranar 12 ga Fabrairu 2022 don matafiya masu cikakken rigakafin.
COVID-19 cuta ce ta coronavirus da ake kira SARS-CoV-2. Tsofaffi da mutanen da ke da mummunan yanayin rashin lafiya kamar cututtukan zuciya ko huhu ko ciwon sukari da alama suna cikin haɗari mafi girma don haɓaka ƙarin rikice-rikice daga cutar COVID-19.
Faransa ta yi rajista 22,840,306 COVID-19 lokuta tun farkon barkewar cutar ta duniya.
Faransa ta ba da rahoton mutuwar mutane 138,762 masu alaƙa da COVID-19.
ABUBUWAN DA ZA KU GUDU DAGA WANNAN LABARI:
- According to the head of the French cabinet, the citizens and residents of France will no longer need to present a COVID-19 passport to attend indoor public venues, and the face masks will no longer be mandatory, starting March 14, 2022, about a month before the presidential election.
- In order to participate in most social or cultural activities in France, a digital or paper version of one of the following is currently required be provided as a vaccination pass.
- The Prime Minister of France Jean Castex announced on Thursday that the situation with the pandemic in the country was improving “thanks to our collective efforts,” allowing the French government to lift some COVID-19 restrictions.
