The COVID-19 vaccination requirement for healthcare personnel will come into effect starting Wednesday in France, a measure affecting 2.7 million people, though a minority remains strongly opposed to it.
Hospitals, nursing homes, private healthcare providers, home care aides, firefighters, paramedics: to continue practicing, all healthcare professionals are required to have received at least one dose of the coronavirus vaccine by Wednesday, September 15.
The COVID-19 epidemic continues to affect France, where 94 people died from the virus this Tuesday, according to the report from Public Health France.
The number of patients in hospitals continues to decline, with 9,739 patients currently being treated, including 2,000 in intensive care units. 577 new patients have been admitted to hospitals in the past 24 hours, 137 of whom are in critical care. 10,327 new cases have been detected.
