The Department of Deux-Sèvres announces the closure of several sites and equipment following the measures announced by Emmanuel Macron to fight against the coronavirus until further notice: the Zoodyssée animal park, the Museum of the Tumulus of Bougon, the departmental media library and the departmental archives.
A crisis unit is set up and “adapt our devices day by day”, specifies the Department in a press release. Furthermore, it was decided that the medico-social branches will remain open everywhere on the territory. the Zoodyssée animal park, the Tumulus museum in Bougon, the departmental media library and the departmental archives.
In Niort, museums, swimming pool, media library … remain open
In Niort, there is no closure at the level of museums, swimming pools, the media library or the conservatory. “There are no cases of coronavirus in Niort”, would like to remind Jérôme Baloge, the mayor of the city who insists on the continuity of public services. “The buses must continue to run, the waste must be collected …”
At the school level, a minimum reception service will be set up for children “essential personnel”, that is to say trades in the health and safety sectors in particular. Niort town hall also maintains CCAS services, the communal social action center which helps the elderly: carrying meals at home, care … The City will also activate the system which exists in the event of a heat wave with calls to the elderly to check that everything is fine.
Buses continue to run, except school services. The museums, the media library, the conservatory, the Champommier swimming pool (with a gauge of 100 people maximum) remain open.
The town hall of Niort has set up a green number, reachable until 8 p.m. this Friday, from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. this Saturday and Monday if necessary: 0.800.88.13.29 for any questions relating to the coronavirus.
In addition, the Moulin du Roc announces that cinema screenings are kept within the limit of 100 people.
