CCTV News: On September 9, the Chinese Embassy in France issued a consular reminder on the recent security situation in France: According to media reports, on September 8, the government led by French Prime Minister Belu was not approved in a vote of confidence held in the National Assembly. Belu will submit his resignation to President Macron on September 9 on behalf of the government. The "Bloquons tout le 10 septembre" on September 10 is expected to seriously affect public transportation, education, medical services in France, especially in the Paris region. It is expected that 80,000 police officers will be deployed throughout France to deal with possible violent activities. On September 18, strikes and demonstrations will also be held in some industries, including air traffic controllers, and one-quarter of flights are expected to be cancelled at major Paris airports.
The Chinese Embassy and Consulate in France once again reminded Chinese citizens traveling to France, especially tourists coming to France, to pay close attention to flight information and local security situations, to stay away from the demonstration areas, to reduce non-essential outings, especially to travel alone at night, and to pay attention to personal and property safety. If there is an emergency, please leave the scene as soon as possible, call the police in time and contact the Chinese Embassy and Consulate in France for assistance while ensuring your own safety.
