Friday 3rd April 2020, France has recorded 5,091 deaths in hospitals and 1,416 in nursing homes, linked to the coronavirus pandemic, since March 1st, 2020.
New cases of Covid-19 are registered in France every day. On Friday 3rd April 2020, France recorded 5,091 deaths in hospitals, and 1,416 people died in nursing homes. This brings a total of 6,507 coronavirus-related deaths since March 1st.
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🎙 Par le Pr Jérôme Salomon, Directeur général de la Santéhttps://t.co/VqWrcnZj1x— Ministère des Solidarités et de la Santé (@MinSoliSante) April 3, 2020
27,432 people are hospitalized, including 6,662 in intensive care. More than 500 patients were transferred to less crowded departments.
A total of 64,338 cases of contamination have been confirmed.
The director-general of health also insists on another figure, that of the people healed, namely 14008 since the beginning of the epidemic.
First death among police officers
This is the first death of a police officer linked to the coronavirus. A man, major of police stationed in Seine-et-Marne, lost his life this Friday at the age of 54, we learned via the national police.
Major in the central recruitment and training department based in Lognes (Seine-et-Marne), he was in charge of training intervention techniques.
Les #policiers de la #SeineEtMarne s’associent avec émotion à la peine de la famille, des proches et amis de notre collègue récemment emporté par le #COVID19. https://t.co/VvOekY2iE1
— Police nationale 77 (@PoliceNat77) April 3, 2020
The baccalaureate and the certificate will be validated by continuous monitoring
The announcement was made this Friday by the Minister of National Education, Jean-Michel Blanquer: all the exams – Brevetatent, professional and general baccalaureate, BEP, CAP and BTS – will be validated in continuous control, with the average scores obtained prior to the containment period.
Only the oral examination of the French baccalaureate is maintained, “if the sanitary conditions allow it”. It should be held “late June or early July”.
Moreover, uniquely, all students will have classes until the 4th July. Attendance, “condition sine qua non for graduation,” he said, “will be verified.”
Le Baccalauréat 2020 aura bien lieu.
Les conditions tiennent compte des circonstances pour une notation par le contrôle continu.
Les critères:
-ne pas léser les élèves
-garantir la qualité par la condition d’assiduité et par le jury d’harmonisation
-un mois de juin de cours https://t.co/M1hih5Qc0s— Jean-Michel Blanquer (@jmblanquer) April 3, 2020
Strengthening sanitary measures at Amazon
The trade union organizations of the online retail giant demanding for several days more sanitary measures in warehouses. This Friday, Frédéric Duval, General Manager of Amazon France, assured them that ” in all buildings Amazon France, employees will be equipped with masks on their request.”</span
In addition, as of Monday, temperature control by a thermal camera will be implemented “at the entrance to sites in France”.
“J’ai eu madame la ministre au téléphone et je l’ai invité à venir voir dans nos centres de distribution par elle-même”, a déclaré Frédéric Duval, directeur général d’Amazon France https://t.co/m29OcfjCNW
— RTL France (@RTLFrance) April 3, 2020
Prison for illegal resale of masks
It is a first since the start of the coronavirus epidemic in France: a man was sentenced in Paris to one year in prison for illegal resale of masks.
In total, 20,000 masks were seized at his home on 19th district. They were requisitioned by the government.
#Coronavirus à #Paris : première condamnation à de la prison pour vente illégale de masques. Une quinzaine d’enquêtes sont en cours : https://t.co/u2tGkeOGHh
— actu Paris (@actufrparis) April 3, 2020
The awkward sentence of the Paris prefect of police
The Paris prefect of police, Didier Lallement, made the link this Friday between those who breached confinement and those hospitalised in intensive care, patients with coronavirus. Polemical remarks quickly denounced
“No need to be penalized to understand that those who are hospitalized today, that we find in the resuscitation, are those who at the beginning of confinement did not respect it. There is a very simple correlation.”
He later regretted his statements.
“Basically, this is false,” he added a few hours later after arousing outrage on social networks.
Non mais ça va pas bien Lallement pic.twitter.com/RICRJCKz9y
— Thomas Vampouille (@tomvampouille) April 3, 2020