Despite the confinement and the concern that the coronavirus epidemic is hovering over France and the whole world, certain scenes from the life of French people who are confined to their homes are ready to smile.
This is particularly the case with this video posted on Twitter showing a policeman dancing in the streets of the 18th arrondissement of Paris to music that escapes from a nearby building and under the eyes of his amused colleague. For a few seconds, the police, dressed in their mask, began a few dance steps, filmed by a resident at her window.
Residents confined to Paris 18th make police dance from their windows # coronavirus # confinement # JeResteChezMoi
Video sent by a friend. pic.twitter.com/qCcmEzkqbQ
100,000 police and gendarmes mobilized
A moment of respite as 100,000 police and gendarmes were deployed to control the movements of the French following the confinement instituted by Emmanuel Macron Monday evening and for, at least, fifteen days.
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The aim of this mobilization is to ensure "a control system" put in place by the police and which "rest on fixed and mobile control points" on the main and secondary axes. The army is not mobilized to control the streets.