The consistent lowering of deaths in France is "positive" news and very "good" to hear that it has fallen below 100 now.
In the UK we are going down by an average of 100 deaths a week and now it is in the 400s a day from a peak of in the 800s a day 1 month ago. The number of deaths is still very high and the Prime Minister will probably keep things pretty much as they are for another 3 weeks with some easing like allowing selected outdoor businesses to open and maybe relaxing rules on exercise. Changes in schools will almost certainly have to wait till start of June.
I just read about the plan by your Prime Minister to ease the lockdown and think it strikes a good balance between the economy and the people's health:
https://www.france24.com/en/20200507-live-france-unveils-final-plan-on-easing-covid-19-lockdown
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As part of the phased exit from lockdown, primary schools and most businesses — though not cafes and restaurants — will be allowed to reopen as of May 11, both in red and green zones. In the latter zones, Philippe said secondary schools, cafes and restaurants may open from early June if the infection rate remains low.
An exception will be made for the overseas territory of Mayotte, where “infections are rising fast”, Philippe said, warning that the lockdown would be prolonged there."
What are your thoughts on the plan that has been announced by your government?
