Cut! Popcorn, candy ban hits French cinemas' virus recovery
The increasingly fraught fight in France against a surge in coronavirus infections is putting a stop to eating and drinking in entertainment venues.
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The increasingly fraught fight in France against a surge in coronavirus infections is putting a stop to eating and drinking in entertainment venues.
MARLY-LE-ROI, France (AP) — No more munching, crunching and slurping at the movies in...
The increasingly fraught fight in France against an unprecedented surge in coronavirus infections is putting a stop to eating and drinking in entertainment venues. That means no more munching, crunching
MARLY-LE-ROI, France (AP) — No more munching, crunching and slurping at the movies in France: The country's increasingly fraught fight against an unprecedented surge in coronavirus infections is putting a stop to eating and drinking at French cinemas
MARLY-LE-ROI, France (AP) — No more munching, crunching and slurping at the movies in France: The country's increasingly fraught fight against an unprecedented surge in coronavirus infections is putting a stop to eating and drinking at French cinemas, just as they show signs of recovering from the brutal economic bashing of lockdowns last year.