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12:04 : It is noon, we rewind the news of the morning:
• New Year’s Eve was marked by incidents in Strasbourg and Mulhouse, where 115 vehicles were set on fire and two slightly injured policemen. The police made 47 arrests.
Wearing a mask will be compulsory from 6 years old (and no longer 11 years) in many public places, from Monday, according to a decree published in the Official Journal.
• “The coming weeks will be difficult.” This is the warning launched yesterday by Emmanuel Macron during his greetings to the French, in reference to the Covid-19 pandemic. However, the head of state said to himself “resolutely optimistic” for the coming year. Find all of his speech here.
12:05 : The deputy (LR) of the North Sébastien Huygue wants unvaccinated and hospitalized Covid-19 patients to pay part of their care. He explains why to France 3 Hauts-de-France.
12:04 : In an updated version of its Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), the Ministry of National Education explains that meetings between parents and teachers are now “not recommended” due to the epidemic. It also recommends “report” school trips and trips.
12:04 : The number of new cases of Covid-19 has quadrupled in four days in Guadeloupe, according to the Regional Health Agency and the prefecture. As of December 31, the number of new cases accumulated over four days is 2,191 (against 543 cases over seven days last week), for 18,300 people tested. The 10-19 year olds and the 20-39 year old represent 65% of these contaminations.
11:58 am : From January 3, children must wear a mask in certain public places from the age of 6, and not 11 years as before. The measure concerns in particular public transport, establishments welcoming the public, sports arenas, places of worship and outdoors when the wearing of a mask is required by the prefect on public roads, specifies a decree published this morning in the Official Journal. .
9:52 a.m. : Wearing a mask will be compulsory from 6 years old in many public places, from Monday, according to a decree published in the Official Journal.
11:50 a.m. : Here are the main titles of this Saturday morning:
• The night of New Year’s Eve was marked by a “strong activity” in Strasbourg, where the police made at least 30 arrests, a police source told France Bleu Alsace.
• “The coming weeks will be difficult.” This is the warning launched yesterday by Emmanuel Macron during his greetings to the French, in reference to the Covid-19 pandemic. However, the head of state said to himself “resolutely optimistic” for the coming year. Find all of his speech here.
• New record. According to figures released last night by Public Health France, 232,200 new cases have been identified in the past 24 hours. This represents 141,291 cases per day on average over the last seven days.
• The actress, television icon in the United States, died yesterday at the age of 99. She was notably known for her role in the series The Crunchies