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Santuario de Lourdes, en Francia, cierra por primera vez en su historia por el nuevo coronavirus

País europeo entró en confinamiento para luchar contra el avance de la pandemia

A picture taken on March 15, 2020 shows safety measures information signs at a polling station in the center of Toulouse, southern France, during the first round of mayoral elections in France, as France battling the coronavirus that causes the COVID-19 disease. - Officials have been told to disinfect voting booths and ballot boxes throughout the day, and sinks and hand gels will be made available. People will be urged to get in and out quickly to avoid lines, and floor markings will be laid out to ensure they stay one metre (3.3 feet) from one another. Authorities have already eased proxy voting rules for people at risk or infected with coronavirus and ordered to confine themselves to their homes, as well as for people in retirement homes. People can also come with their own pens for marking ballots. (Photo by Eric CABANIS / AFP)
A picture taken on March 15, 2020 shows safety measures information signs at a polling station in the center of Toulouse, southern France, during the first round of mayoral elections in France, as France battling the coronavirus that causes the COVID-19 disease. - Officials have been told to disinfect voting booths and ballot boxes throughout the day, and sinks and hand gels will be made available. People will be urged to get in and out quickly to avoid lines, and floor markings will be laid out to ensure they stay one metre (3.3 feet) from one another. Authorities have already eased proxy voting rules for people at risk or infected with coronavirus and ordered to confine themselves to their homes, as well as for people in retirement homes. People can also come with their own pens for marking ballots. (Photo by Eric CABANIS / AFP) ERIC CABANIS
Esta fotografía tomada el 15 de marzo del 2020 muestra señales de información sobre medidas de seguridad en un colegio electoral en el centro de Toulouse, en el sur de Francia, por la elecciones municipales. Foto: AFP Esta fotografía tomada el 15 de marzo del 2020 muestra señales de información sobre medidas de seguridad en un colegio electoral en el centro de Toulouse, en el sur de Francia, por la elecciones municipales. Foto: AFP (ERIC CABANIS/AFP)

Toulouse, Francia. Por primera vez en su historia, el santuario de Lourdes cerró sus puertas este martes por un tiempo indefinido, en momentos en que Francia entró en confinamiento para luchar contra el avance de la pandemia del nuevo coronavirus.

El santuario, que atrae cada año a millones de católicos de todo el mundo, muchos de ellos de salud frágil, había adoptado a principios de marzo una serie de medidas para protegerse contra el coronavirus.

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