France does not exclude the obligation of the vaccine against COVID-19

France You are at a crossroads: although you have already vaccinated with at least one dose per 35.74% of its population, there is much of the rest that refuses to be vaccinated against COVID-19.

Therefore, the Medical academy recommended to consider the coronavirus vaccine as mandatory and the authorities of the Gallic country do not exclude it despite the fact that it leads to Emmanuel Macron to move back.

This request from the entity is given at the same time as the vaccination of Pfizer has been approved by the European Medicines Agency for young people aged 12 to 15.

In turn, this Monday, May 31, France will allow all French people over 18 to apply the vaccine against COVID-19 while waiting for their own vaccine, Sanofi, to begin to be used before the end of the year.

Regarding the possible compulsory nature of the vaccine, this will be left to the High health authority, through the Technical Vaccination Committee, because it is the only entity that can validate the recommendation of the Academy. Subsequently, it should be considered by the President and the Prime Minister and submitted for debate in Parliament to make it law and make it binding.