For him, it is clear that there is a trauma among the population regarding the health situation. Xavier-Luc Duval and the other leaders of L’Espoir coalition faced the press on Saturday morning. Xavier-Luc Duval indicated that there had three reasons for the resurgence of cases of contamination since the reopening of borders. The first, according to him, is that many Mauritians, including people in vulnerable categories are not yet vaccinated.
The second reason is that many Mauritians have been vaccinated with Sinopharm, a vaccine that is not very effective. The third reason, according to Xavier-Luc Duval, is that people who suffer from Covid-19 symptoms are not properly treated.
He also highlighted the official death toll from Covid-19. He said the figure of 42 in one week “is horrific.” But for Xavier-Luc Duval, it falls short of reality. For him, the number of deaths, if we take into account those who died at home, must be three times higher than the official figure. He also insisted that of the 42 official deaths, 22, or 52%, were vaccinated.
Bhadain: “Nothing changes regarding the Angus Road case”
The death of Alan Govinden does not change the situation regarding the Angus Road case. This is the opinion of Roshi Bhadain. For him, there are still two questions that Pravind Jugnauth must answer. He has not been able to answer for 18 months ” he said.
A Cybercrime and Cybersecurity Act will be challenged before the courts
L’Espoir platform is determined to challenge the bill. This was announced by the various leaders this morning at a press conference. Thus, a panel of lawyers has been formed to work on the aspects that can be challenged in court. It is chaired by Senior Counsel Antoine Domingue and will include lawyers from the four components, including Roshi Bhadain and Nando Bodha. Paul Bérenger announced that the group wanted to be ready to go to court as soon as the law is passed.
