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France's prime minister tested positive for Covid-19 on Monday, hours after returning from a visit to neighboring Belgium.
France is seeing a nationwide resurgence of Covid infections.
Prime Minister Jean Castex will self isolate for the next ten days, his office said.
While 75% of France's population is vaccinated, the number of virus infections has risen quickly in recent weeks. Hospitalizations and deaths linked to the virus are also rising in France, though are so far well below the crisis levels of earlier surges.
French President Emmanuel Macron contracted Covid-19 last December, and other government ministers have also had the virus.

French PM Jean Castex tests positive for Covid-19, infections surge in country

France's prime minister tested positive for Covid-19 as France sees a surge in virus infections and deaths

France's prime minister tested positive for Covid-19 

French PM tests positive for Covid-19, infections surge in country
PM Castex tests positive for virus on return from Belgium&nbsp;
Hospitalisation, deaths related to Covid&nbsp;rising in France

France's prime minister tested positive for Covid-19 on Monday, hours after returning from a visit to neighboring Belgium

France's prime minister tested positive for Covid-19 on Monday, hours after returning from a visit to neighboring Belgium. France is seeing a nationwide resurgence of Covid infections.
Prime Minister Jean Castex will self isolate for the next ten days,&nbsp;his office said.
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While 75% of France's population is vaccinated, the number of virus infections has risen quickly in recent weeks. Hospitalizations and deaths linked to the virus are also rising in France, though are so far well below the crisis levels of earlier surges.
French President Emmanuel Macron contracted Covid-19 last December, and other government ministers have also had the virus.

France announces extension of curfew, govt cites 2nd wave

France extends night curfew, 46 million confined to their homes, as Covid-19 second wave spreads across Europe

France extended curfews to around two thirds of its population on Thursday, as&nbsp;as the second wave of the pandemic surged across Europe.&nbsp;
French Prime Minister Jean Castex announced a curfew imposed last week on Paris and eight other cities would be extended to 38 more departments, confining 46 million people to their homes from 9 pm to 6 am.
Shortly after the measures were announced, French health authorities reported a record 41,622 new confirmed cases, bringing the cumulative total to 999,043.&nbsp;

France extended curfews to around two thirds of its population on Thursday, as the second wave of the pandemic surged across Europe.&nbsp;
French Prime Minister Jean Castex announced a curfew imposed last week on Paris and eight other cities would be extended to 38 more departments, confining 46 million people to their homes from 9 pm to 6 am.
Shortly after the measures were announced, French health authorities reported a record 41,622 new confirmed cases, bringing the cumulative total to 999,043.&nbsp;

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