France said on Thursday it had reopened long-awaited bars, restaurants and cafes across the country since June 2, despite restrictions. They have lifted the ban on domestic travel during the summer holidays. News from AFP.
Prime Minister Edward Philippe said food and beverage outlets outside the various buildings in the capital, Paris, could only be opened to customers. The risk of spreading coronavirus in the capital is much higher than in any other part of France.
Announcing the details of the second step in lifting a severe lockdown on coronavirus in France, he added that people could no longer be confined within 100 kilometers of their homes.
France’s famous museums and memorials, which suffered financial losses after a two-month lockdown, could be reopened to visitors from June 2. In this case, they must wear a mask.
Camping sites and leisure centers will be open from June 22. Meanwhile, various parks, gardens, beaches and lakes will be opened from next week.
The government’s lockdown has saved thousands of lives. The government is being praised. The lockdown was in force in France from March 16 to May 11.
