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They imply the cancellation of celebrations on Champs-Elysées
On 29 December the Police headquarters has announced new curbs aimed to limit the worrisome spread of COVID-19 in Paris. According to the order, they are valid from 18:00 on 31 December 2021 until 6:00 in the morning of 3 January 2022. The new rules concern leisure and public gatherings, thereby considerably restricting if not making impossible the traditional public celebration of New Year’s Eve.
The order of the prefecture prescribes that:
In line with the new measures, the City of Paris announced the cancellation of New Year festivities on Champs-Elysées. There will be no pyrotechnics show either.
To ensure the safety of Parisians, the Prefecture will mobilise 9 000 police officers and military men.
On top of this, from Monday 3 January, there will be new limits on gatherings: 2,000 people indoors and 5,000 outdoors. In bars and restaurants, standing consumption will be prohibited. Teleworking is deployed at a rate of 3 days a week minimum. The start of the school year, however, is previewed to go as planned.
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