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15 days confinement (curfew) as of Tuesday March 17th. | SMN News

March 16, 2020

15 days confinement (curfew) as of Tuesday March 17th. | SMN News
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PARIS:-- The President of the French Republic Emmanuel Macron announced, at the time of his address to the nation, that all French citizens both in the State of France and Overseas Territories will have to remain at their homes for the next 15 days. He said that 15 days of confinement meaning no family gatherings or going to the parks will be allowed. Persons who do not respect or non-compliance with this new order can face sanctions. Movements that are absolutely necessary will not be prohibited however, this must be justified, for example shopping for groceries and those that


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