Flying taxi in Paris - A start-up has reportedly found a solution in the fight against pollution in Paris. The Bubble, a "flying taxi", is powered by electricity and lifts out of the water on "wings" – and boasts green credentials such as being noise and pollution-free. It costs around €200,000 to build and can reach speeds of up to 18 knots (20.7mph). Test voyages in Paris are limited to a maximum speed of 18.6mph.
The Seabubbles start-up launched a four-day test run on the Seine on Monday. However, the company says its journey has not all been plain sailing. During a preview on Monday morning before the official tests launched, Paris river police ordered the Bubble to stop its activity.
People aged 55 and over, regardless of their state of health, can be vaccinated in French pharmacies or at doctors with the AstraZeneca and Johnson & ...
Read More
The chairman of the Vaccine Strategy Council in France, Professor Alain Fischer, has said in an interview that more than 90% of adults would need to b...
Read More
From today Monday 12th April, AstraZeneca and the Johnson and Johnson vaccination against Covid will be made available to all people in France over 55...
Read More
French Health Minister Olivier Veran said this morning that 1.3 million vaccines have been delivered to pharmacists, doctors and private nurses in 2 d...
Read More
The Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region has registered a record number of intensive care patients with 559 patients currently hospitalised. ...
Read More
