French gov extends ban on major events until winter
The ban on events with over 5,000 attendees has been pushed back to the end of October, due to new Coronavirus spike
News By IQ | 24 August 2020
The French government has announced that events with over 5,000 attendees will be banned until November, extending the original ban on major events for a second time. In May, the government declared a summer event ban until mid-July before pushing it back until September.
This month, prime minister Jean Castex announced that the ban would once again be extended to November, following a concerning new spike in France’s recorded cases of Coronavirus.
“Events of more than 5,000 people remain prohibited…
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