France:
French President Emmanuel Macron has announced mandatory full vaccination for the country’s health workers — including doctors, nurses, office staff and volunteers — by 15 September. He also announced that from 21 July ‘health passes’, a certification proving a person has been vaccinated or had a recent negative test, will be required to enter shops, bars, cinemas and long-distance train journeys. Less than 40% of the population is fully vaccinated. After the president's announcement Doctolib, the site used to book jabs, crashed as huge numbers tried to secure appointments.
French President Emmanuel Macron has announced mandatory full vaccination for the country’s health workers — including doctors, nurses, office staff and volunteers — by 15 September. He also announced that from 21 July ‘health passes’, a certification proving a person has been vaccinated or had a recent negative test, will be required to enter shops, bars, cinemas and long-distance train journeys. Less than 40% of the population is fully vaccinated. After the president's announcement Doctolib, the site used to book jabs, crashed as huge numbers tried to secure appointments.