SAINTE MARIE. “Open our schools!”, ask parents of Sainte-Marie in a letter addressed to the mayor. This is a “group of parents’ representatives” of five schools made up “in a few days”, according to one of its members, Thomas Salacroup. “A survey of parents showed that more than 25% of them wanted their children to … Read more
Several markets on the island reopened this weekend their space for artisans. An initiative welcomed even if the restart of the activity is slow. – Along with small businesses, local artisans are the other big losers in containment. For two months, they had no income apart from the aid capped at 1,500 euros per month … Read more
The National Agency for Food, Environmental and Occupational Health Security (ANSES) was contacted urgently by the Directorate General of Health to assess the benefit-risk ratio of maintaining vector control systems (LAV) implemented against dengue in overseas territories during the Covid-19 epidemic. In its conclusions, the agency specifies ” the measures taken against Covid-19 tend to … Read more
Almost a year ago, in June 2019, the first sterile male tiger mosquitoes were released in the Duparc district. A test as part of the TIS (Sterile Insect Technique) project, conducted by the IRD in Reunion, and the results of which have just been made public. – In the midst of a dengue epidemic in … Read more
The advent of coach Robert Moreno in January, accompanied by an investment in transfers of 60 million euros, did not prevent Monaco from missing its season. Without necessary reorientations, the consequences of this second consecutive year without European qualification could be disastrous. Third Ligue 1 bugdet but only ninth in the classification at the time … Read more
MUNICIPALS. The defeat that promises for Joseph Sinimalé and Alain Bénard in the event of a triangular against Huguette Bello pushes the right to imagine all the scenarios, even the most spectacular. – No one, even the most daring scriptwriters, would have imagined such a dramatic development. The break inflicted by confinement in the race … Read more
Metropolitan schools reopened their doors last week. In the lessons, children must invent new games to respect the physical distancing measures imposed, a perilous exercise because “unnatural”. – An image has toured social networks: that of students from a school in Tourcoing (North) sitting on the ground in squares drawn on the ground in order … Read more
Jacques Billant recalls that the two subjects were tackled simultaneously. He was even mentioned at the Covid special crisis meeting to which the 24 mayors were invited. “We have never stopped understanding the challenges of mobilization against dengue, bearing in mind that we had to engage on these two fronts and win these two battles”, … Read more
New assessment of dengue published yesterday by the prefecture and the epidemic continues its course. From May 4 to 10, the territory registers around 1,000 new cases of dengue fever. More serious, we deplore 5 deaths “directly or indirectly linked” to this virus. A total of 9 people have died from this epidemic since the … Read more
While its development in France is expected by the end of the year, the possible effects of 5G continue to fuel the debates. In order to assess the possible health risks of this future communication standard, around thirty Republicans’ deputies, including Nadia Ramassamy, are calling for a commission of inquiry. In their motion for a … Read more