Corona virus disease
About 3,000 healthcare workers in France have been suspended because they were not vaccinated against COVID-19. The French authorities have been aware of this commitment for several months.
Vaccinations against covid-19. Mandatory for paramedics in France Source: Sharq News, Photo: Marcin Brunicki
As of Wednesday, September 15, France passed a law requiring healthcare workers to be vaccinated against COVID-19. In order to exercise their profession, they must be vaccinated. The rules also apply Firefighter.
Workers had time to vaccinate with at least one dose before that date, with President Emmanuel Macron making the decision on July 12. However, not everyone complied with the new law.
“There have been about three thousand suspensions suspended for health workers or medical social facilities who have not yet begun to vaccinate,” Health Minister Olivier Veran said on RTL.
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The politician added that dozens of people have resigned from work for this reason, and the detainees do not receive a response. Further consequences of serving others may occur employees.
According to the Polish news agency, about 2.7 million people work in the medical sector in France. The number of workers vaccinated against COVID-19 ranges from 85% to 95%. By country region.
France. Vaccinations started after the restriction was announced
France has been very strict in its commitment to vaccination COVID-19. This is one of the first states to announce that unvaccinated people will not be allowed to use restaurants, movie theaters or other public places.
After President Emmanuel Macron announced his decision on the matter, the vaccination wave began. In all, nearly 43 million people, or 64%, have been vaccinated with the full dose in France. Population.
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