On the eve of the entry into force of the vaccination pass in France, the figures for Covid-19 contaminations in France remain high, when thehe number of hospitalized critical care patients continues to slowly decline.
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Three days after the announcement of the timetable for the lifting of restrictions, on February 2 and 16, government spokesman Gabriel Attal assures this Sunday on France Inter that “dates will be kept“.”All this is obviously linked to the vaccination pass which will come into force on Monday.” he indicates.
guest of Political issues this Sunday on France Inter, government spokesman Gabriel Attal sees “reasons to be optimistic” with the “sharp decline of the Delta variant“, “a beginning of decline in intensive care“, and “a decline for ten days“of the Omicron variant”in the regions where it arrived the earliest, particularly in Île-de-France“.
Nevertheless, “the government’s position is to be neither reassuring nor hard-line, but to be realistic“, assures Gabriel Attal. “It is true that there is no overall decline in the epidemic. As we can see, the number of cases continues to increase, with an average of 350,000 positive cases detected each day.“
.@GabrielAttal : “Jean Castex has announced dates” concerning the timetable for the easing of restrictions, “they will be held” #PolQuestions pic.twitter.com/ZJCPJxBM9w
– France Inter (@franceinter) January 23, 2022
Finally, Gabriel Attal believes that the vaccination pass “has already had a first incentive utility“.”Between the time when the President of the Republic announced the arrival of the vaccination pass (December 17, editor’s note.) and the moment when it comes into force, that is to say this week, there were a million French people who were not vaccinated, who went for their first injection and 16 million French people who went for their booster .“