Vaccination of COVID-19 in France may become mandatory, but this is not a priority yet. French President Emmanuel Macron said this in an interview with TF1 and LCI. According to Report.ge, the information is spread by Reuters.
Asked if vaccination against COVID-19 might become mandatory in France, Macron said: "This hypothesis exists."
However, he added that almost 90% of people eligible for vaccination have already been vaccinated in France.
However, Macron called on those who have not yet been vaccinated to do so.
However, the French president said that vaccination is preferable for children aged 5 to 11, but "it will depend on the parents."
In addition, Macron did not rule out imposing new restrictions on Christmas, saying that "caution is always needed in such matters." He said hospitals are expected to be overloaded during the New Year holidays.
