Question 28937 — overseas

Summary

Mr. Jean-Philippe Nilor draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the measures to be implemented before the opening of airlines to the so-called overseas territories. Faced with the fragility of the hospital system, Martinique, Guadeloupe and Guyana are facing the health crisis due to the spread of covid-19, in an anxiety-provoking context. In its opinion of April 8, 2020, “the scientific council considers relevant and useful to implement specific measures in each overseas territory which must be differentiated and adapted to the epidemic phase and the capacities of each territory. » Therefore, specific measures must be applied regarding entry into the territory. It is then appropriate to anticipate and consider all necessary precautions to protect overseas territories. of a new wave of covid-19. These provisions are all the more relevant in particular with regard to the primary problem of returning students and, more broadly, citizens of France. They will in fact be essential for subsequently considering the resumption of economic and tourist activities. Indeed, the collective containment measure implemented to date will have quickly reached its limits given the reception capacity of potential accommodation and the means to be mobilized. As such, the principle of a health visa, issued before departure to Martinique, Guadeloupe or Guyana, proves to be a suitable measure for entry into these territories. Without being the exclusive solution, it constitutes a first barrier against the spread of the virus. He asks him what measures he intends to put in place before the opening of the airlines to the general public.

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