A new prison is coming into effect this weekend and for four weeks in 16 departments, with the National Curfew Order set at 7 p.m. To go out, you will need a new certificate issued online this Saturday.
From midnight this Friday, a third prison term of four weeks in 16 departments will take effect: five departments in the Hots-de-France, eight departments in the L-de-France, as well as the Ure, Seine-Maritime and Alps-Maritime.
This third prison, more flexible than the spring, is arranged to be allowed on the condition that outdoor activities be carried out without restricting the duration. New certificate, Now available on the Interior Ministry’s website. There is an exceptional travel certificate, but also proof of business travel and school travel.
Available in PDF on the Interior Ministry website, a certificate cannot be completed digitally at this time as it was last. “The certificate for the moment is available for download in paper form and will come in digital form over the weekend,” Interior Ministry spokeswoman Camille Size assured PFMTV this Saturday.
Certificate valid for curfew order
“At the same time, without a time limit, a certificate and the condition of staying within the 10 km limit at home, during the day, without any time limit, can leave the house for walking, breathing or playing”, the Prime Minister this Thursday evening.
In addition, the curfew order will be delayed from 6pm to 7pm on Saturday, especially taking into account the shift to national time next weekend across the national territory, “not just those subject to these reinforced measures,” Jean Castex said. If you go out during the curfew order you must also bring your certificate.
The head of government said that “travel between regions” is prohibited, except for compulsory or professional reasons, for residents of the 16 sectors involved.
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