Question 40465 — health

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Ms. Sophie Métadier questions the Prime Minister about the establishment of a day of tribute dedicated to the memory of those who were killed directly or indirectly by covid-19. For several months, France has passed the milestone of 100,000 deaths. Behind this figure, there are obviously women and men, bereaved families, but also a significant number of collateral victims. Particularly at issue are the unplanned operations, depression, violence or even precariousness. In medical establishments, for example, the segregation meant to protect them has led a large number of residents to let themselves die, confined to their rooms and prohibited from receiving their families. In addition, measures such as social distancing, restrictions on attendance at funerals or even the absence of a ceremony have greatly affected the grieving process for families. Today, the victims of the pandemic must be fully integrated into the country's memory, by dedicating a day of tribute to them. Consequently, she asks him to please clarify the Government's position on this subject.

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