The Coronavirus epidemic broke out in France a few days ago. While action has been taken by the government, the news has been turned upside down. After Jean-Pierre Pernaut on TF1, another news star withdrew from the air. The presenter of the 13 hours of France 2, Marie-Sophie Lacarrau, decided to place herself in confinement Tuesday, March 17. This decision follows the latest announcements from Emmanuel Macron, who activated the total containment of the population. "After having consulted, listened to the experts on the ground and conscientiously, I decided to further strengthen measures to reduce our trips, our contacts to the bare minimum. As of tomorrow noon and for at least 15 days, our trips will be greatly reduced. Outdoor gatherings, family or friendly gatherings will no longer be permitted. Only the necessary journeys must remain ", said the President of the Republic, during his televised address Monday, March 16.
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As a precaution, Marie-Sophie Lacarrau therefore decided to move away from the television sets. According to Télé-Loisirs.fr, the journalist has been in contact for the past few days with "a person suspected of being infected with the virus". Information that was confirmed by his replacement Jean-Baptiste Marteau. "Marie-Sophie Lacarrau is currently confined to her home, as a precaution after having been in contact with a person suspected of being contaminated by Covid 19. She is well reassured, we kiss her from afar, and we hope to find her here within ten days", he explained. On Twitter, Marie-Sophie Lacarrau gave news to reassure viewers of the channel. "Yes, I'm fine. Thank you for all your messages. And as @jbmarteau so aptly said" let's all be responsible and united! "See you soon!", she wrote.
Yes, I'm fine.
Thanks for all your messages.
And as so rightly said @jbmarteau "Let us all be responsible and united!"
See you soon ! https://t.co/EMpa49tJPf– Marie-Sophie Lacarrau (@MSLacarrau) March 17, 2020
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