French Parliament approves Macron vaccine for COVID-19 | Coronavirus Plague News
Officials believe the law will take effect by January 15 as France faces a health crisis.
France’s parliament has approved President Emmanuel Macron’s plans to launch a COVID vaccine to curb the spread of the Omicron genocide after a heated debate that Macron claimed he wanted. “p ** s leave” do not cut.
Macron told Le Parisien newspaper earlier this week that he wants to make the lives of those who reject the COVID-19 vaccine more difficult by pushing them into areas where more people can be caught.
Macron’s vicious language three months before the presidential election was seen as a political coup, much to the dismay of those who had not been cursed.
More than 90 percent of those over the age of 12 receive two doses, according to government statistics. Health Minister Olivier Veran said the number of people since October 1 was first shot Wednesday after Macron wrote.
Lawmakers in the lower house issued a preliminary order Thursday including the vaccine passed just after 5am (04:00 GMT) after an all-night rally on 214 to 93. Most of those who voted bilu they were either from the far right or the left.
The bill will go to the Senate before the final vote in the National Assembly.
For months, people in France have been showing evidence of vaccination or a wrong test of COVID-19 to replace places such as movie theaters and restaurants and use trains.
But with Delta it is Omicron With various diseases growing, the government decided to abandon the experimental approach in the new bill.
Vaccination rules should apply to those over the age of 16, not older than 12 as originally required by the government.
European countries are divided on how to compel citizens to get vaccinated.
Italy Wednesday made the COVID-19 vaccine legal for 50-year-olds, teachers and health workers are already being pressured to strike. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson criticized those who refused the vaccine, but said he would not force anyone to do a jab.
Prime Minister Jean Castex said countries that have adopted compulsory vaccines such as Italy and Austria have lower vaccines than France.
Castex also said France was ready to go for the fourth COVID shot in time.
On Wednesday, France registered more than 332,000 cases of COVID-19 in the last 24 hours, with another 246 COVID-XNUMX deaths in hospitals.
