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Coronavirus: third wave, curfew… how would the post-lockdown process look like?

As France is back into nationwide lockdown until December 15, 2020, some people are already wondering about the post-lockdown process. What are the leads considered? How would the Holidays occur in France? Could lockdown be extended beyond December 15? We try to give you as many answers as we can.

Covid: partial lockdown exit from December 15, 2020? The government's anouncements

The second step of the lockdown exit strategy is to begin on December 15, but the country has not met the goal set by Emmanuel Macron. The French will have liberties, but they will be restricted. As a matter of fact, lockdown exit is subject to many obligations, and it is now certain that goals will not be set on due date. Curfew from 8 p.m. including on New Year's Eve, cultural venues closed until January 7, 2021... Here are the government's latest announcements.

Covid: the 5,000-case goal not to be met on December 15, Olivier Véran thinks

This Monday December 7, 2020 during a parliamentary liaison committee, France’s Health Minister said the goal set by the government to move to phase 2 of the lockdown exit – naming December 15 – is not likely to be met on that day. Markers of the Covid-19 epidemic in France seem to confirm Olivier Véran’s appraisal.

Coronavirus: towards a third wave in January 2021? What the French government is planning

The day after the government detailed the vaccine strategy, the executive endeavors to tell more about the upcoming Holidays modalities. The Prime Minister and Head of State are working in the shadow to face a third Covid-19 epidemic, as forecasted by epidemiologists.

Covid: third wave, vaccine campaign… what to expect in 2021?

As the French are soon to celebrate the Holidays in a never-seen-before fashion because of the health crisis, what to expect in 2021? When will the first vaccines be made available in France? Should the country fear a third wave? Here are a few leads.