Ở Pháp, progressive deconfinement is scheduled for May 11, 2020. However, the deadline could be postponed, in case of “sự lỏng lẻo”, According to the Minister of Health, Olivier Véran. It is therefore crucial to respect the containment rules until this date. The state of health crisis is extended until May 11, 2020. The first phase of deconfinement will extend until June 2. Pending that day, Prime Minister Edouard Philippe announced the deconfinement strategy to the National Assembly on April 28, 2020. Here are the main axes.

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Respect for barrier gestures and social distancing will be very important in containing the global epidemic linked to the new coronavirus. The mask remains the best way to protect yourself and to protect others. It will be mandatory in some places, such as public transport. Masks will be provided to teachers. The French will be able to get their so-called “alternative” mask in pharmacies and in mass distribution networks, at an affordable price. The bosses will have the possibility of issuing them to their employees. It is possible to make the masks yourself, provided that they meet the standards recommended by AFNOR. The government assured that there would be enough masks for the entire French population: “Today, France receives nearly 100 million sanitary masks each week, and it will also receive nearly 20 million washable consumer masks each week from May. In France, we will produce 20 million sanitary masks every week by the end of May and 17 million textile masks by May 11. ”

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Covid-19 screening tests will be possible in laboratories. “The goal is to perform 700 virological tests per week from May 000.” Medicare will reimburse the benefit. If a person is thử nghiệm dương tính với Covid-19, people who have been in contact with this person will be identified, tested and isolated if necessary. Health professionals and “brigades” will be mobilized to ensure this identification. 

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If a person tests positive for Covidien-19, it will be necessary to proceed to isolation. It can be done at home or at the hotel. All people living under the same roof will also be confined for 14 days.

The return to school will be gradual. Kindergartens and elementary schools will open their doors from May 11. Little students will return to school only if they are volunteers. College students in 6th and 5th year will resume lessons from May 18th. Regarding high school students, a decision will be taken at the end of May for a possible resumption at the beginning of June. The number of pupils per class will be a maximum of 15. In crèche, 10 children will be accepted from May 11.

Buses and trains will run again, but not all. Wearing a mask will be compulsory in these public transport. The number of people will be limited and hygiene measures will be applied. For trips more than 100 km from home, the reason must be justified (compelling or professional). The exceptional travel certificate will no longer be compulsory for travel with a distance of less than 100 km.

Most businesses will be able to open and accommodate customers, but under certain conditions. Respect for social distancing will be mandatory. Wearing a mask may be required by some stores. Cafes and restaurants will remain closed, as will shopping centers. 

As far as possible, teleworking should continue. The government invites companies to work staggered hours, to avoid numerous contacts. Career sheets are being created to guide workers and employers to put in place protective measures. 

The sport will continue to be practiced outdoors, the collective halls remaining closed. Walks in the parks can be done while respecting social distancing. Gatherings will be authorized within the limit of 10 people. Festivals and concerts will not take place until further notice. Weddings and sporting events will continue to be postponed. It will be possible to visit the elderly, respecting the protection system.