Health passport against Covid-19 is mandatory in France

France.- Health passport against Covid-19 is mandatory in ski resorts in France as an access protocol to prevent the spread of the virus after a sharp increase in infections. It was the organization Skiable Areas of France (DSF, for its acronym in French), which currently represents 250 French ski operators, which reported that from this Saturday, December 4, it is mandatory to present a health passport against Covid-19.Read more: In the United States a new struggle is brewing around the right to abortionThe health passport accepted to be able to access the chairlifts and cable cars of the ski resorts is the certificate of vaccination against Covid-19 or the recent negative test to that disease, this protocol would begin to be used in case the cases exceeded 200 infections per 100 thousand inhabitants, now it reaches 350 cases. The director of the local tourist office at the Serre-Chevalier station in southeastern France, David Chabanal, explained to AFP that two Covid-19 passport controls are carried out to ensure that users comply with the regulations, these controls are carried out at the time of purchase of the ticket and at the access of the ascent to the gondola lift. In addition, the use of face masks in gondolas, chairlifts and cable cars is mandatory. It should be remembered that currently, France has 2 thousand serious patients admitted to hospitals for Covid-19 and 11 thousand 103 hospitalized patients, this amount of figures were not given since September in the country. In the last 24 hours, 49,858 new cases of Covid-19 have been registered, a big difference from the 5,000 cases that were registered at the beginning of autumn. Read more: Guaidó thanks Biden for invitation to summit of democracy leadersRelation to the ómicron variant of Covid-19, France has 12 registered cases so they have begun to promote restrictions on travelers from countries outside the European Union. Photographer gives session to quinceañera, parents took pictures with cell phone.

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