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CORONAVIRUS : Italian measures do not impact cross-border workers in the Principality
On Monday evening, the Italian Government announced that the “protected area” would be extended to cover the entire country. This measure prohibits people from travelling except for reasons of health, work or other necessity.Nearly 4,200 Italians work in the public and private sectors in Monaco.The Prince’s Governme...
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CORONAVIRUS: Weekend summary for Principality of Monaco
A situation meeting was held on Sunday morning with the Minister of State and the Prince’s Head of Cabinet to discuss continued health coordination and provide an update on developments in the COVID-19 epidemic. At this stage, just one test has come back positive (the patient was identified on Friday 28 February). A...
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COVID-19: Government and National Council hold information meeting
On the afternoon of Friday 6 March, the Prince’s Government held an information meeting and discussions on the COVID-19 epidemic with the President of the National Council, Stéphane Valeri, and the Chair of the Committee on Social Aims and Other Matters, Christophe Robino.The meeting, held at the Minister of State’s...
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COVID-19 : “To date, Monaco has recorded just one positive case”
With the eight tests from yesterday (Thursday 5 March) having come back negative, the Minister of State has confirmed that “the Principality still has just one confirmed case of coronavirus.At the latest press briefing on the COVID-19 crisis, Serge Telle welcomed the “individual sense of responsibility shown by the...
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CORONAVIRUS - Prince’s Government to expand COVID-19 telephone information service
On 30 January this year, the Prince’s Government set up a COVID-19 information centre for the general public.To enable the emergency services and Princess Grace Hospital to focus on their primary missions, circumstances mean that this information unit will need to continue operating over the longer term, while ensur...
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