PARIS: France’s overseas territory of Guadeloupe will go into a new lockdown for at least three weeks to tackle the Covid-19 pandemic, said the local Guadeloupe authority on its Twitter account, as France battles a fourth wave of the virus.
The authority said the French West Indian island’s new lockdown would start on August 4, with the re-introduction of a curfew running from 8pm (00:00 GMT) until 5am (09:00 GMT) the following day, and limitations on people’s movements.
France’s overseas territories of La Reunion and Martinique have also entered new lockdowns to curb the spread of the Coronavirus disease.
The authority said the French West Indian island’s new lockdown would start on August 4, with the re-introduction of a curfew running from 8pm (00:00 GMT) until 5am (09:00 GMT) the following day, and limitations on people’s movements.
France’s overseas territories of La Reunion and Martinique have also entered new lockdowns to curb the spread of the Coronavirus disease.
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