France to Close Paris Bars as Covid Cases Spike: AFP

The video discusses Paris' approach to handling COVID-19, emphasizing a light lockdown strategy. The French government, led by Emmanuel Macron, aims to avoid a national lockdown, opting instead for targeted, regional measures. Bars will close for 15 days, but restaurants remain open to mitigate economic impact. The focus is on reducing social interactions, especially among younger people, who are now the primary carriers of the virus.

What is the French government's approach to handling the COVID-19 pandemic?

• A light, targeted, and regional approach

• A complete shutdown of all businesses

• A strict national lockdown

• No restrictions at all

What specific measure is being implemented in Paris to control the virus spread?

• Closing bars but keeping restaurants open

• Closing all restaurants and bars

• Mandatory work-from-home policy

• Imposing a curfew

How long will the initial closure of bars in Paris last?

• 7 days

• 15 days

• 30 days

• Indefinitely

Why is the government focusing on limiting social interactions?

• To enforce a complete lockdown

• To target the younger population who socialize more

• To reduce economic impact

• To increase tourism

What has changed about the profile of COVID-19 patients compared to seven months ago?

• They are older and more isolated

• They are primarily from rural areas

• They are younger and more socially active

• They are mostly healthcare workers