China News Agency, Paris, March 24 (Reporter Li Yang) French official local time announced on the 24th that in order to curb the new crown epidemic, outdoor gatherings of more than 6 people are prohibited throughout the law, and offenders will be punished.

French Minister of Culture Bachelor was taken to the hospital for treatment after he was infected with the new crown virus.

　　The French Ministry of the Interior pointed out that the ban was actually re-implemented in accordance with the relevant decree promulgated at the end of October last year when the city was closed for the second time.

Interior Minister Darmanin emphasized that the current new crown virus is spreading widely throughout the law, and the public must strictly abide by the ban.

He said that the Ministry of the Interior has called local administrative departments to urge officials at all levels to strictly supervise the implementation of the ban.

　　According to the Ministry of the Interior, in outdoor gatherings, only police-licensed activities, professional work, public transportation and funerals can be exempted from the prohibition; however, the maximum number of people participating in funerals is 30.

　　The French Ministry of Culture said on the 24th that the Minister of Culture Bachelor was sent to the hospital for treatment after being infected with the new crown virus.

Bachelor, 74, had "respiratory symptoms" after being diagnosed with the new crown virus on the 20th.

She received the first dose of the new crown vaccine last week, but doctors believed that she had been infected with the virus before the vaccination.

　　Bachelor is the second French government minister to be taken to the hospital recently due to contracting the new crown virus.

The staff around Bachelor revealed that her health is currently stable.

French Minister of Labor, Bornet, was the first minister recently sent to the hospital for treatment due to the virus. Her health has recovered in the last few days and was discharged on the 24th.

　　The epidemic situation in the Paris region is still getting worse.

According to the latest data released by the Paris Region Health Bureau, the incidence of new crowns in the region has increased to 560 new crowns per 100,000 residents; there are 6,643 hospitalized patients in the region, of which 1,386 are severely ill.

　　The latest epidemic data released by the French Ministry of Health shows that the number of inpatients with the new crown in France has increased to 26,876, and the number of severely ill patients has increased to 4,651.

As of press time, the number of new confirmed cases and the number of new deaths have not been announced.

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