"It's a question of individual responsibility, of a sense of collective spirit," Macron said in his address. The country also reopened its vital tourism industry - but officials said that the return to business as usual relies on people embracing vaccination. Macron says France will have to live with the virusįrance celebrated the return of indoor dining for restaurants and cafes in June as months of shutdown orders ended and a nightly curfew was eased. Anyone 12 and over who wants to visit an amusement park, attend a show, concert or festival, starting on July 21.Anyone who works in health care and nursing homes or who has contact with vulnerable people, with a deadline of mid-September.The new policy also makes vaccinations or a recent negative test mandatory for: Vaccination, Macron said, is "the only path to return to normal life." He called it "our collective shield." Hundreds of thousands more have continued to book slots on Tuesday. On Monday, 926,000 people booked their first dose through the online medical platform Doctolib - "an absolute record," the site says. Many French people got the message loud and clear.
"Get vaccinated!" the president said in a live address to the nation, warning of a new coronavirus surge fueled by the fast-spreading delta variant. Newsweek has contacted 3askaryyy for comment.French President Emmanuel Macron says vaccination is "the only path to return to normal life." His new policy will require a special "health pass" for anyone wanting to visit restaurants.Ī record number of French citizens booked vaccine shots Monday after French President Emmanuel Macron said that starting in August, anyone who wants to visit cafes, bars or shopping centers must show a "health pass" that certifies they've been vaccinated or recently tested negative for the coronavirus. She added: "For many pets, because of their size or breed or genetic predisposition, giving them even a small morsel of highly processed fatty food can create a nightmare of digestive upset that spirals into more serious disease." Heidi Houchen, an emergency/critical care veterinarian for VCA Northwest Veterinary Specialists in Oregon, told the website Dogster: "Feeding French fries or other fat-laden sweets can cause stomach upset and diarrhea at the very least." NoThisIsABadIdea defended the man, writing: "Do you feed yourself perfectly? As long as it's not literally toxic to the dog I don't see harm in a little treat."Īnimal experts, however, are unequivocal on the question of whether you can give french fries to dogs-and the answer is no.ĭr. MySockHurts said they "hate that feeding dogs food that isn't good for them is a trend on social media" while Merlin_Drake warned that the owner was in danger of rewarding "annoying behavior." Not everyone was a fan of the video, though. It had to be dipped in the ranch before she would eat it." Goukiteg offered an almost identical tale: "My wife had a pitbull mix that would turn down a fry if she couldn't smell the presence of ranch. Other Redditors shared similar experiences, with Oolaroux writing: "Our doggo wanted potato chips, but only if you dipped them first."
One Reddit user, Bikouchu, branded the dog a "picky boy," but MycologistOk3880 said the Labrador was allowed to have "standards."
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