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Empty streets, parks in Paris, France, on March 17, 2020 as a strick lockdown comes into in effect to stop the spreading of the COVID-19 in the country. French President asked people to stay at home to avoid the spreading the Covid-19, saying only necessary trips would be allowed and violations would be punished. The country has already shut cafes, restaurants, schools and universities and urged people to limit their movements. Photo by Karim Ait Adjedjou/Avenir Pictures/ABACAPRESS.COM
Empty streets, parks in Paris, France, on March 17, 2020 as a strick lockdown comes into in effect to stop the spreading of the COVID-19 in the country. French President asked people to stay at home to avoid the spreading the Covid-19, saying only necessary trips would be allowed and violations would be punished. The country has already shut cafes, restaurants, schools and universities and urged people to limit their movements. Photo by Karim Ait Adjedjou/Avenir Pictures/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
Empty streets, parks in Paris, France, on March 17, 2020 as a strick lockdown comes into in effect to stop the spreading of the COVID-19 in the country. French President asked people to stay at home to avoid the spreading the Covid-19, saying only necessary trips would be allowed and violations would be punished. The country has already shut cafes, restaurants, schools and universities and urged people to limit their movements. Photo by Karim Ait Adjedjou/Avenir Pictures/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
General view of streets empty and hotels and museums closed in Paris, France on March on 17, 2020, while a strict lockdown comes into in effect in France to stop the spread of COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday on March 17, 2020, prohibiting all but essential outings in a bid to curb the coronavirus spread. The government has said tens of thousands of police will be patrolling streets and issuing fines of 38 to 135 euros (42-150 USD) for people without a written declaration justifying their reasons for being out. Photo by Francis Petit/ABACAPRESS.COM
