While 63 communes in the Alpes-Maritimes and the agglomeration of Dunkirk are subject to re-containment for two weekends, Europe 1 takes stock of the various measures taken by the authorities on the spot.
In particular, it will be forbidden to leave the home, except for a physical activity of a maximum of one hour for a trip justified by an exceptional reason.
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In Dunkirk and in the Alpes-Maritimes, there should be a feeling of déjà vu this weekend.
The two areas, faced with a strong circulation of the coronavirus epidemic, must be subjected to two weekends of containment, the first of which began Friday at 6 p.m.: until Monday, March 1, 6 a.m. for the first, and from Friday March 5 6 p.m. to Monday March 8 6 a.m. for the second.
Open shops, exceptional reasons for traveling ... Europe 1 takes stock of what is prohibited and authorized there.
Which areas are affected?
In the Alpes-Maritimes, confinement concerns
the city of Nice and 63 towns along the coast of the department
, from Théoule-sur-Mer to Menton.
The list of municipalities concerned is available here.
In the North, the measure applies to the agglomeration of Dunkirk and the Hauts de Flandre community of municipalities, ie 250,000 inhabitants.
What is prohibited
During these two weekends, travel outside the home and not justified by an exceptional reason will be prohibited.
Travel authorized for individual physical activity, or for walking pets, may not exceed one hour and exceed a radius of 5 km around the home.
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In the areas of the Alpes-Maritimes affected by containment, all businesses, except food stores, pharmacies, medical laboratories, tobacco shops, service stations and garages, will be closed.
Several non-food markets located in neighborhoods hard hit by the epidemic will also be closed.
Shops and shopping malls of more than 5,000 m2 have already been ordered to close for two weeks since Tuesday.
Only a "click and collect" activity is authorized for them.
In Dunkirk, all non-food businesses will also have to close their doors, and the list of exceptions is available on the Prefecture du Nord website.
In both areas, bookstores, now classified among so-called essential businesses, will be able to remain open.
In Nice,
access to the beaches will be prohibited
during the two weekends, said the city hall, in addition to the prefectural decree.
"I chose to close the south sidewalk of the Promenade des Anglais, (…), the coastal path and the beaches", explained Mayor LR Christian Estrosi.
Objective: "absolutely avoid too large gatherings."
The Alpes-Maritimes prefecture has also decided to ban amplified music and
the consumption of alcohol on public roads
.
The consumption of alcohol on public roads is also prohibited in Dunkirk.
What remains authorized
As during the first confinement, it is therefore always possible to leave your home to take your pet for a walk or for an individual physical activity.
This outing must not last more than one hour and must be carried out
within a radius of 5 km around the home
, provided with a certificate.
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The non-conforming reasons are available on the Service-public.fr site.
To move outside his home (with a certificate) will therefore be authorized to
exercise a professional activity
, or to buy supplies related to this activity, to buy
basic necessities
, to move, to go to a public service,
for medical reasons.
, to go to a place of worship, or for a
compelling family reason
.
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Only exceptional travel is authorized.
The #couvrefeu and the sanitary measures remain in force.
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- Prefect of the Hauts-de-France and North region (@ prefet59) February 26, 2021