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Coronavirus: France Bans Gatherings Of More Than 100 People; Cinemas Expected To Remain Open With Reduced Capacity Screenings
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deadline.comBy Nancy Tartaglione International Box Office Editor/Senior Contributor French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe has announced new measures to control the spread of the coronavirus with gatherings of more than 100 people forbidden for the foreseeable future.
This is down from the previous 1,000 person limit and follows President Emmanuel Macron’s speech last night which stipulated that all schools and universities in the country would close from Monday during what he termed, “France’s worst health crisis in a century.” Philippe, speaking on TF1’s afternoon news program, said that the reduction to groupings of no more than 100 people “obviously means there will be significant consequences for theaters and cinemas.” Movie theaters in certain
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