France fires 3,000 wellbeing laborers for not immunizing
The
government has fired 3,000 French health workers for not vaccinating for
coronavirus. Last July, the government passed a law requiring health workers
and firefighters to receive at least one dose of vaccine by September 15. These
health workers were fired for disobeying the instructions.
This information was given in a report by the British media BBC.
Protests
erupted outside a hospital in the southern French city of Nice over 450 health
workers were fired, the report said. This has led to fears of disruption in
health care in France. However, French Health Minister Olivier Vernon said that
although health services at the hospital had been disrupted for several hours,
all health services had been restored.
France's
health minister says most health workers have been suspended. Many have now
agreed to take the corona vaccine. Because they understand that corona
vaccination is a reality. The law is mandatory for all physicians, nurses and
volunteers involved in this work.
The French
government passed a law last July mandating 2.7 million French health workers
and firefighters to be vaccinated against coronavirus. In a statement, French
President Nicolas Sarkozy said all health workers and firefighters should be
vaccinated with at least one dose of the corona by September 15 this year.
Otherwise, you have to quit your job. The law came into power on September 15. Even after this, the government decided to dismiss these health workers as they were
not vaccinated.
Incidentally,
the Corona vaccine initially raised suspicions among French citizens, but now
about 90 percent of adults have received at least one dose of the vaccine. In
addition, France has now started vaccinating people over the age of 12.
