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"Camp roses, hello!" Behind his plexiglass window, Maurice picks up the phone more often than usual. France begins Tuesday, June 2 a second stage of its deconfinement and the campsites will be able to reopen their doors, this is in any case what the Prime Minister announced. Europe 1 therefore went to the campsite "Le camp des roses" by Maurice and Blandine in Aubers, 25 minutes from Lille, to see how the owners are preparing the arrival of residents.
Masks, pool upon reservation and safety distances
There are reservations, but this manager is mainly concerned with sanitary rules. "We have provided a tape at the entrance of the reception so that there is one person at a time who can come in," explains Maurice, "and we ask that people wear a mask in the aisles."
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In addition to the rest, the shower will be compulsory to enter the pool, at 25 ° C, and limited to 10 people against 35 usually. Slots with a schedule will also be set up. "People will come and reserve their pool time, to respect the time and be able to make room for other people," says Blandine. Finally, in the sanitary blocks, toilets and sinks will be condemned in order to respect the distance meter.
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Clean with virucide after each resident
The campsite has around 120 pitches, mainly mobile homes. Each resident departure will then be synonymous with additional work. "The constraint will be when they have to leave. We will spend more time re-cleaning every corner with the virucide ...", notes Blandine.