France has entered the first phase of easing Covid-19 restrictions, as the country witnesses a stabilization of the Omicron wave.
A street scene in Paris last week. The outdoor mask mandate is set to end Wednesday and working from home will no longer be mandatory but recommended.
The outdoor mask mandate also ends on Wednesday and working from home will no longer be mandatory but recommended. The relaxation of Covid-19 measures comes as France is still witnessing a high number of daily Covid-19 infections, about 322,000 cases on average a day in the past week, but with a stabilization of intensive care unit cases.
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