The watchword had been given on social networks during the day and relayed by several deputies.
“Well done, the caregivers.” Like their Spanish or Italian neighbors in recent days, the French applauded Tuesday evening March 18, from their apartments where they are confined, the medical staff on the front line against the epidemic of coronovirus.
The watchword had been given on social networks during the day and relayed by several deputies: “Everyone at their window, skylight or balcony at 8 p.m. to applaud the hospital staff. Every evening at 8 p.m. sharp. Pass the message on to your neighbors. We will only be a few at first, but little by little, it will spread.”
Message received ✉️ “Everyone at their window or balcony at 8 pm to applaud the hospital staff. Every evening at 8 p.m. sharp. “In my neighborhood, there were already enough of us … ❤️
Thank you caregivers!
See you tomorrow 2️⃣0️⃣ h! ⏰#Applaudit pic.twitter.com/JxndouzEAy– Laure Limongi (@laurelimongi) March 17, 2020
In the streets of Paris, Lyon, Marseille and Ajaccio, the clamor was heard at 7 p.m. then again at 8 p.m.
“A huge thank you for this support! #OnApplaudit en TT. Another way to support our caregivers is of course: #RestezChezVous” tweeted shortly after the Assistance Publique-Hôpitaux de Paris (AP-HP).
A huge thank you for this support! #Applaudit in TT. Another way to support our caregivers is of course: #Stay home.
You can also contribute to the emergency fund for research on # Covid19 of the @FOUNDATIONAPHP https://t.co/F9fIkzS1qc https://t.co/EIimpXHlmC– AP-HP (@APHP) March 17, 2020
The French started on Tuesday confinement of at least two weeks, unprecedented in the history of the country, in an attempt to stem the epidemic of coronavirus compared to a “war” to be led by Emmanuel Macron.
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