France Partly Emerges From Lockdown

France is easing its coronavirus lockdown by reopening businesses with safety measures. Public transport is increasing service with free masks distributed at train stations, and new biking routes are being introduced. Schools are reopening, focusing on helping underprivileged students, but parents can choose to keep children at home. France is divided into green and red zones based on COVID-19 presence, with red zones like Paris facing delayed reopening of bars and cinemas. Despite a decline in cases, the risk of a second wave remains.

What steps are being taken to manage public transportation during the easing of lockdown in France?

What concerns are raised about the potential risks of lifting restrictions too early in France?