France urges vigilance in easing lockdown after clusters detected in low-infection 'green' areas

France has called for “vigilance” after uncovering two coronavirus 'clusters' in supposedly low-infection 'green' areas a day before easing lockdown nationwide. The first cluster in was detected in Dordogne, southwestern France, after throngs attended a funeral, and another in the Vienne, western France, among school staff who had met to prepare re-opening a lower secondary school. After two months of draconian confinement, France is on Monday due to begin easing confinement restrictions, with 400,000 businesses re-opening along with most shops and nursery and primary schools. The maximum distance people can move from home will rise to 100km up from one.