The French continue to wear the mask in certain places

Wearing a mask is no longer compulsory since March 14, with the exception of public transport and health establishments.

This government measure is approved by a majority of French people, according to a poll conducted by YouGov for

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In France, 53% of the inhabitants are thus in favor of the end of the obligation to wear a mask against Covid-19.

Among them, the youngest are those who most approve of this measure: they are indeed 70% among 18-24 year olds and 63% among 25-34 year olds against only 40% among retirees.

A more mixed report in stores

Regarding the end of the wearing of the mask in schools and in companies, the figures are slightly lower.

66% of French people are in favor of it for schools and 57% for the office.

However, 68% of respondents continue to wear the mask in their workplace: 36% all the time, and 17% only in meetings or in groups.

At the same time, if 46% of French people say they approve of the end of wearing a mask in stores, 75% of those questioned continue to wear it when they go shopping or shopping, notes the

.

This figure even rises to 83% among those over 55, while it is 69% among 18-34 year olds.

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