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Pressure continues to mount on hospitals and critical care facilities. They have indeed taken care of more than 2,752 patients with Covid-19 on Monday according to figures from Public Health France. In total, 1,505 coronavirus patients were admitted to hospital, for a total of 14,527 beds occupied by these patients. On the side of critical care, 379 new admissions were counted, for a total of 2,752 patients. Above all, the situation does not tend towards improvement. The Omicron variant, which seems to be spreading “extremely quickly”, could experience “rapid growth in France” and its impact will be felt “in the coming weeks”, alerted the Scientific Council in its latest opinion.
We will have to expect disruptions on Tuesday, but also on Wednesday, in leisure centers, extracurricular centers and the catering sector. A call for a national strike is indeed announced in schools in the extracurricular sector to denounce its “precariousness”. The Snuter-FSU, CGT, CNT, Sud unions and the France animation en struggle collective demand in particular “the upgrading of the salary scales of animation assistants and animators to boost the attractiveness of (their) professions” or “of rate of supervision which allows a real educational work and not of the “nursery” “.
The Superior council of audio-visual decided to raise the tone. The pornographic sites Pornhub, Tukif, Xhamster, Xvideos and Xnxx were ordered Monday by the regulatory authority to prevent minors from accessing their content within 15 days, under penalty of being blocked by court order. The Penal Code prohibits exposing minors to pornographic photos and videos and specifies that the companies concerned cannot be exempt from their responsibilities by simply asking an Internet user if he or she is of legal age. To constrain them, the CSA has a powerful weapon: the law on domestic violence of July 30, 2020, which allows it to seize the president of the judicial tribunal who can ask Internet service providers to block offending sites.