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A speech to stop, a speech to start again. At 8 p.m. this Sunday, Emmanuel Macron will again face the French. He should notably speak about the third stage of deconfinement and its main challenges: the reopening of restaurants in Île-de-France and the relaxation of the rules in schools. A speech which will be followed the day after the reopening of the French borders to Europe with a principle of reciprocity. In terms of health, the latest assessment of the coronavirus reports 29,398 deaths on the territory against the background of epidemic reflux. Follow the situation live.
The main information to remember:
- France has at least 29,398 coronavirus deaths
- Emmanuel Macron must speak on Sunday at 8 p.m. against the French
- France reopens its borders to Europe on June 15 at midnight
Emmanuel Macron facing the French at 8 p.m.
Three months after shutting down the country and its reforms because of Covid-19, Emmanuel Macron will speak on emergency subjects linked to the crisis, starting with the third stage of deconfinement scheduled for June 22 and its main challenges: the reopening of restaurants in Île-de-France and the relaxation of rules in schools.
This speech should also allow the Head of State to start planning for the post-Covid era. One week before the end of the work of the Citizen's Climate Convention, the Head of State could notably mention his intentions on ecology, displayed as a priority for the end of the quinquennium. The proposals of the convention could be subject to a referendum, a hypothesis always considered according to those around him.
29,398 dead in France, the reflux is confirmed day after day
The total number of deaths from coronavirus rose to 29,398 in France on Saturday since the start of the epidemic. 871 people were still in intensive care, 8 fewer in the last 24 hours. A total of 10,909 people are hospitalized for a Covid-19 infection, which is 215 fewer than the day before. The data on deaths in social and medico-social establishments (10,384 to date) will be updated on Tuesday by Santé publique France. Two departments (Guyana and Mayotte) are still in a situation of "high vulnerability".
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French borders with Europe reopen on June 15 at midnight
From Monday June 15 at midnight, France reopens its borders to Europe with a principle of reciprocity. Concretely, each resident coming from a country of the European space, which itself opened its borders to France, will be able to enter the territory, without restriction. But this new step towards a return to normal life can turn into a real headache for globetrotters, as the restrictions and conditions differ from one country to another. Europe 1 has therefore gathered in this article all the information known to date country by country to allow you to better prepare your future journeys on the Old continent.
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Over 427,400 dead worldwide
The pandemic has killed at least 427,495 people worldwide, according to a report compiled by AFP from official sources on Saturday at 7 p.m. GMT. More than 7,711,490 cases of infection have been officially diagnosed in 196 countries and territories, of which at least 3,458,300 are now considered cured. The United States is the most affected country in terms of number of deaths and cases, with 115,059 deaths for 2,061,315 cases. At least 547,386 people were declared cured.
After the United States, the most affected countries are Brazil with 41,828 deaths for 828,810 cases, the United Kingdom with 41,662 deaths (294,375 cases), Italy with 34,301 deaths (236,651 cases), and France with 29,398 deaths (193,616 cases).