Name: フランスとほとんどの EU の国はコロナウイルスの戦いで 30 日間の国境を閉じる (France and most EU nations close borders for 30 days in coronavirus fight)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T09:54:59.000Z
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Within the last few minutes, the French president, Emmanuel Macron, has announced that France and most European Union partners will close their borders to non European countries for 30 days from tomorrow at noon.

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At the same time, the movement of French citizens will be strictly curtailed for at least 15 days.

Only essential travel will now be allowed in France, with infringements sanctioned.

Our foreign affairs correspondent Jonathan Rugman, has this report.

In France, the spring sunshine neared many Parisians outside in spite of the government urging people to stay at home.

It's also ordered nonessential shops, cafes and restaurants to shut apart from those delivering takeaways, schools and universities.

Air also closed on the second round of local elections has been postponed until June.

Which begs the question as to why the first round went ahead yesterday.

And the panic buying here is driven by an assumption that a total lock down Italian style is next.

It looks like the army is going to be called in.

It's gonna be like Italy will happen the same way.

I'm convinced about so we'll try and work from home.

Tell people to go home, stay positive and not start panicking in neighboring Italy, they need no warning.

Italians are notoriously not the world's best cures, but the virus has changed that nowhere is the daily death toll hire 368 yesterday, 349 today, and the government says the outbreak has not reached its peak yet.

I believe that in this kind of situation, we must be compliant and orderly.

I see that people are reacting positively.

Hope that it will end soon because I am exhausted.

Yesterday, the pope ventured with his bodyguards down the Via del Corso into a largely deserted Rome to pray before a crucifix dating back to the plague of the 16th century.

The Vatican will not be open to the public with ST Peter's Square on Basilica closed.

I think about families under lock down the Children not going to school.

With much of Italy's economy slowing to a halt, there was one pleasant surprise in the canals of Venice.

Fish swimming in clear, bright water now that the polluting traffic from ferries, motor boats and cruise liners has sharply reduced in Spain, the epidemic appears to be spreading at its fastest rate.

In Madrid last night, the army was enforcing a lock down.

Spaniards can only leave their homes for specific purposes.

The country's health system is overwhelmed.

Spanish police entered a factory in the south of the country to seize 100 and 50,000 surgical masks.

So urgent is the demand from hospitals in the capital.

With the U now mulling whether to close its external borders for 30 days, the Germans have reintroduced their own controls, closing their frontiers to non essential travelers.

Commuters from France found it quicker to cross into Germany by foot rather than by car, though Europe's biggest economy insists that cross border trade is continuing, Schools have been closed in Germany until the end of April, and this afternoon, Chancellor Merkel ordered most non food shops to shut along with a list of venues including bars, theaters and Children's playgrounds.

Back in Italy, Europe's epicenter, this is a vision of what could follow not just hospitals but cemeteries struggling to cope this one is in Bergamo, in Italy's north, where the undertakers must wear masks and gloves where the car park is full of hearses, with grieving relatives only allowed in small numbers and required to stand apart for safety.

Well, as we've been hearing, the government has just stepped up its measures to stop the spread of the Corona virus.

But even before today's announcements, many businesses have started taking action to protect staff and customers on some parents had already started keeping their Children away from school.

Manji has been speaking to them a drastic protests designed to grab the attention of lawmakers.

In Westminster, the newly formed protest group pours the system dawned HAZ mat suits for their sitting outside Downing Street.

They want the government to take faster and deeper action with demands, including sick pay for a workers on a universal basic income.

What we need is to pause the system we need to go into lock down to give us a break from this economic system that's crippling us on the planet.

Before the government changed its advice to encourage people to work from home this morning, many had decided to take steps themselves Central London felt almost eerily quiet in parts and across the country.

Some parents chose to keep their Children away from school.

We've learned in one English county alone 20% of pupils didn't turn up.

I emailed his school to say that we would be keeping him off indefinitely.

Um are reasons for doing that har because we have zero confidence in the government's plan.

Um, my husband it up is asthmatic, and we both care for a hi.

It's a really scary time for parents, but my biggest advice would be to just go down the health Roop on making sure that I'm building up my Children's immune system by serving lots of fruit veg.

Andi, I'm just not prepared to take the risk off my child going to school on potentially picking up this virus.

Those who run businesses centered around Children say much more guidance is needed.

I think child minders are finding it very confusing.

Obviously going forward, Children need somewhere to go, I think.

But we're not really sure what will happen if schools or nursery shutdown will.

That affect child minders, some small businesses of finding creative ways to continue working from home.

Yoga instructor Sam Roy has closed her classes but is now teaching meditation via video link sign are plenty of online platforms where we can easily meet.

Others are still hoping they can continue as normal while introducing steps to keep staff and customers safe.

This south London cafe has gone cashless to keep contact minimal.

We've actually moved away from using all of our ceramics on dhe cutlery in stars.

And now we're using just the bio plastic cutlery that's disposable as well, a cz paper cups that are also disposable but on this so that there's no cross contamination possible.

Scenes at Downing Street this morning may have been a theatrical protest, but the fears felt around the country Riel and many are demanding much more clarity.

The minnow enforced quarantines announced earlier and no orders to close premises.

A request to the public to do something difficult, disruptive.

The prime minister described the steps the public is now being asked to take as draconian.

Here is some of the key public health measures announced by Boris Johnson at this afternoon's press conference Last week, we asked everyone to stay at home if you had one of two key symptoms.

High temperature or a new and continuous cough.

If you anyone in your household has one of those two symptoms, then you should stay at home for 14 days.

That means that if possible, you should not go out even to buy food or essentials other than for exercise.

And in that case, at a safe distance from others, now is the time for everyone to stop non essential contact with others.

We need people to start working from home where they possibly can, and you should avoid pubs, clubs, theaters on dhe, other such social venues.

We should all only use the N hs when we really need to Aunt, please go online rather than ringing in hs 111 We advise against unnecessary social contact of all kinds.

It's right that we should extend that advice to mass gatherings as well.

This advice about avoiding all are necessary.

Social contact is particularly important for people over 70 for pregnant women and for those with health conditions with some health conditions.

When I'm joined here in the studio by Dr Baron Pan Kanye, a clinical lecturer in extra university and a former consultant of Public Health, England, and from Beckons Field, we have Professor Carol Sikora, who was chief of the cancer program at the World Health Organization and is now dean of medicine at the University of Buckingham.

And in Westminster, we have Dr Dominik Pimenta, a front line N hs doctor and cardiology registrar.

Inevitably, we're going to come to you a Doctor Pimenta first on I'm wondering what your reaction as a front line operative right now dealing with people coming in every day what you feel about today's measures.

So the reason I'm here today predominately is because this morning in this afternoon we've published a letter from 1200 any chest frontline staff who are calling for the government to take drastic measures to reduce the amount of cases coming into hospital as small as possible.

The measures announced today are a step in the right direction, somewhat vindicating our concerns, but they don't go in my opinion far enough.

What we need to do is achieve the amount of cases coming in that we can safely deal with already.

We're running out of protective masks and goggles and the crisis hasn't really even begun yet.

There's a long term shortage of ventilators and even of oxygen.

What we need is time to prepare resources to protect ourselves.

And we need to return to the World Health Organization recommendation off mass testing so we can reduce the numbers as much as possible and save us time because that is the key thing that will get us through this.

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