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Macron says France must not lock up elderly in nursing homes as COVID-19 cases rise

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France must do everything possible to avoid locking up elderly people in nursing homes to protect them from a resurgence in coronavirus infections nationwide, President Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday.

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News18 India

France's Weak Spot: Virus Infections Rise At Nursing Homes

For the first time in months, virus infections and deaths in French nursing homes are on the rise again.

4 years ago·India

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Reuters

Macron says France must not lock up elderly in nursing homes as COVID-19 cases rise

4 years ago·United Kingdom

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abc News

France's weak spot: Virus infections rise at nursing homes

For the first time in months, virus infections and deaths in French nursing homes are on the rise again

4 years ago·United States

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Channel News Asia

Macron says France must not lock up elderly in nursing homes as COVID-19 cases rise

4 years ago·Singapore

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680 News

France's weak spot: Virus infections rise at nursing homes

PARIS — Confirmed coronavirus cases and deaths are rising again in France’s nursing homes for the first time in months.French President Emmanuel Macron, who visited a nursing home in the town of Bracieux in central France on Tuesday, tweeted shortly after his arrival that “our elders, more fragile, are more exposed to the virus. We must collectively redouble our attention.”Families fear that French authorities have not absorbed the lessons from …

4 years ago·Toronto, Canada

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Providence Journal

France's weak spot: Virus infections rise at nursing homes

PARIS (AP) " Confirmed coronavirus cases and deaths are rising again in France's nursing homes for the first time in months.French President Emmanuel Macron, who visited a nursing home in the town of Bracieux in central France on Tuesday, tweeted shortly after his arrival that 'our elders, more fragile, are more exposed to the virus. We must collectively redouble our attention.'Families fear that French authorities have not absorbed the lessons …

4 years ago·Providence, United States

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