This Tuesday, June 16, the family of a carer at the Ehpad de la Rosemontoise in Valdoie is filing a complaint against X following the death of Patricia Boulak. The 53-year-old caregiver died from COVID-19. She worked in this institution for dependent elderly people where 30 residents died from this disease.

This Monday, June 1, it is the testimony of a family of a resident who died of the virus in the hospital who denounces the "lack of seriousness" of the director of the retirement home. Sophie Caillaux lost in less than a month her mother's companion, whom she regarded as her father, and her mother. They were 78 years old.

Sixteen residents died from covid-19 between March and May. Neither the mayor of the municipality nor the prefect of Charente Maritime were informed of the situation.

Not being able to welcome our customers on D-Day is disappointing". After nearly three months of closure, Jonathan Charlois, who runs the seafood restaurant "Iodé bistrot" in Boulogne-Billancourt, still has to wait. He cannot reopen with the others this Tuesday, June 2, because he does not, for the moment, have the possibility of installing a terrace in front of his establishment, the condition in Ile-de-France, in orange on the epidemic card, to welcome customers again.

Valérie Maupas, owner of the Bloom in Malakoff, tells the harsh reality for restaurant owners and says that she is thinking about retraining.

They are doctors, prisoners, candidates or elected in municipal elections. All denounce the management by the executive of the coronavirus crisis and believe they were personally victims, to the point of turning now to justice.

And he's not the only one with concerns. At home, her relatives are a little concerned: "My partner is a little scared. Afraid that I will bring this home. That I will pass this on to our children and then to her," says Ludovic Brunet.

He denounces in his recent book “Is there a mistake that THEY did not commit?” (Ed. Albin Michel, June 2020) the disastrous management of the coronavirus in France and provides all the elements of response concerning the false controversy surrounding the treatment with hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin of Prof. Raoult.

If I was facing Emmanuel Macron, I would say to him: 'let the pharmacists do their work'. Today, we have been put aside. We are not allowed to sell masks. I can supply masks without state aid. The majority of pharmacists can do this: there are networks, supply chains. But today, pharmacists are not allowed to sell masks, even I’m not allowed to buy it myself, "said Bruno Fellous.

Faced with the excess mortality due to Covid-19, a warehouse was transformed into a mortuary in early April. According to BFMTV, families must pay to store the body of the deceased.

Conditions were difficult, with deaths of residents, sick caregivers and little equipment. "For example, we didn't have overcoats for caregivers. We wore nightgowns as a guide to working clothes to protect ourselves."

Supermarket and hypermarket cashiers are on the front line on the coronavirus front. These thousands of employees who do not necessarily benefit from the same sympathy capital as health personnel. And yet, they are in direct contact with customers. Testimonies in the Basque Country.

Like health workers, law enforcement is on the front line in the fight against the spread of the Covid-19 virus. Responsible for enforcing containment measures, the police denounce the conditions under which they must ensure this mission.

"The situation did not correspond to what I had chosen for this job. The hospital was alone, no support from the regional health agency. An emergency doctor from Colmar denounces."

No open road restaurant, many closed rest areas, so more sanitary facilities (showers, toilets ...). An employee of the Cobigo company in Baud since 2008, this truck testifies.

After a first formal notice, a group of operating theater nurses is now filing a complaint against the management of 32 hospitals in France, including the Toulouse University Hospital, for "endangering the lives of others". The reason is the lack of FFP2 masks.

General practitioner, he worked non-stop throughout the pandemic, cared for the sick without any protection… He testified to this anxiety-provoking period.

While the public hospital has been alerting for years on working conditions, on the lack of staff and space, on the level of wages, the government came to ask us for a total mobilization during this crisis! And the situation did not change during the crisis! Far from it ! We were in contact with the sick every day and we had almost no equipment!

"The state has not taken the right steps. There was no preparation!" This is what I saw as a young doctor in a hospital in the Grand-Est region. It started with the continuation of the 1st round of the municipal elections : all the doctors knew very well that asking the French to confine themselves while telling them that they could vote, it was delirium! Blouses, gloves, hydroalcoholic gel: we missed EVERYTHING!

While with my family, we were to return from Morocco on April 8, we stayed for ten days in Morocco, without any news from the government! We were so desperate that in the end we decided to write to President Macron! Without any response from him! Is it really worthy of the 6th world power?