A vaccination center has been set up on the sidelines of the Lorient Interceltic Festival, which takes place from Friday until August 15.

This is an illustration of the vaccination campaign which is also deployed during cultural events.

Europe 1 went there to find that the vaccinated often make their decision at the last moment.

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While some anger was expressed this weekend in the streets of France against the government's health policy, the authorities continue to continue the vaccine campaign against Covid-19.

Pop-up centers are set up all over France, including during cultural events.

This is for example the case in Lorient, on the sidelines of the Interceltic Festival which takes place from Friday until August 15th.

Europe 1 went to this vaccination center and came across Louna, who had initially planned to walk in the city center.

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"As well enjoy"

"Have you never had the Covid?" we ask him in the tent erected in front of the town hall. "No," replies the young girl, who finally stopped here to be vaccinated. After answering a series of questions about her health and possible allergies, the girl rolls up her sleeve. "Are we doing this on the left or on the right?" "Left, please."

For Louna, getting her first dose of vaccine was obvious.

"It is not necessarily for the health pass or anything because in addition I am a minor, so it does not impact me that much", she explains at the microphone of Europe 1. For At the moment, the extension of the health pass to young people aged 12 to 17 is only scheduled for September 30.

"I think it is important to receive the vaccine, especially since we are a country in which we are lucky to have the vaccine, so as much to benefit from it," she explains.

181 doses administered on Saturday

His opinion is of course not shared by everyone, in particular by opponents of health passes or anti-vaccines who demonstrated on Saturday just next to this ephemeral center installed by the Morbihan firefighters.

This is where chief physician Valérie Seyssiecq works.

It indicates that the center "today mobilizes 21 staff, 19 firefighters, all statuses combined, and two administrative staff from the Lorient hospital".

Here, vaccinations are done without an appointment.

"It is particular because indeed, we are dependent on the motivation and the will of people to be vaccinated", underlines the caregiver.

On Saturday, 181 doses were administered in this center, out of the 640 available for the weekend.