Empty streets in Lille

The video discusses the impact of COVID-19 on Lille, a town in northern France, which is unusually empty on Election Day due to government restrictions. Nonessential shops are closed, and there is a sense of anxiety. Despite the pandemic, elections are proceeding with safety measures in place. The video also highlights the potential closure of borders by Germany with France, Austria, and Switzerland, marking a significant moment for the European Union.

What is the current situation in Lille as described in the video?

• There is a festival happening in the town.

• All shops are open as usual.

• Nonessential shops are closed, and there is a shortage of masks.

• The town is bustling with tourists.

Which establishments are allowed to remain open according to the French Government's restrictions?

• Schools and universities

• Chemists and supermarkets

• Nonessential shops

• Cinemas and clubs

What measures are in place at polling stations during the elections?

• Voters are required to wear costumes.

• Voters must bring their own pens.

• No safety measures are mentioned.

• Gels and restrictions on proximity are implemented.

What is the significance of Germany's decision to close its borders with France?

• It is a decision made by the French Government.

• It highlights the extraordinary situation in Europe.

• It is a routine measure taken every year.

• It is unrelated to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Which countries are affected by Germany's border closure?

• Germany, France, and Italy

• Austria, Switzerland, and Italy

• France, Italy, and Spain

• France, Austria, and Switzerland