Reuters html reported on November 1 that starting from the 1st local time, France requires passengers arriving from China to submit a negative nucleic acid test certificate within 48 hours before departure, implement random antigen screening upon landing, and require all passengers on the flight to wear masks.
European countries have previously announced restrictions on entry into China, such as Spain, Italy, and the United Kingdom. Although many countries have expressed concern about the epidemic in China, they have also stated that there is no need to adopt special entry policies for China for the time being, such as Germany.
According to French Health Minister Braun and Transport Minister Bonne when inspecting the new procedures at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, France will not only launch the new procedures in its own country, but France will also promote the adoption of this method throughout the EU.
EU countries have always been on the same page. I wonder if this issue can be quickly reached a consensus with France's promotion. After
was liberalized in China, it can be seen from the reactions of countries around the world that foreign countries are not blindly "flat". While countries are taking targeted measures, should we also tighten some policies appropriately?
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