Quid d’un plaisancier qui voudrait rejoindre par la mer sa résidence secondaire sur la Costa brava par exemple ?
 
S’il veut une dérogation, il peut s’adresser à nous. Si la demande est légitime, nous l’accorderons.

US lawmakers on Thursday (May 7) proposed renaming the street in front of China's embassy after the late Wuhan doctor who was punished after warning about the new coronavirus, a step sure to outrage Beijing.
 
The measure would rechristen the section of the Washington street in front of the embassy "Li Wenliang Plaza" instead of the innocuous current name of "International Place."
 
Li was one of a group of doctors who shared posts on social media in December warning that a virus was spreading in Wuhan.

US demands WHO invite Taiwan to meeting
 
The United States on Wednesday urged the World Health Organization to defy Chinese pressure and invite Taiwan to its annual meeting, which will discuss the coronavirus pandemic.
 
The United States itself has yet to confirm its participation in the May 18-19 talks of the World Health Assembly, which comes after President Donald Trump vowed to slash funding for the UN body.
 
“I want to call on all nations, including those in Europe, to support Taiwan’s participation as an observer at the World Health Assembly and other relevant United Nations venues,” Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told reporters.
 
“I also call upon WHO Director-General Tedros (Adhanom Ghebreyesus) to invite Taiwan to observe this month’s WHA, as he has the power to do, and as his predecessors have done on multiple occasions,” he said.

India Becomes World’s 2nd Largest PPE Kit Producer In Just Two Months; Develops World’s First Reusable PPE Suit
 
As per the report, India was a PPE importer in February and had no local manufacturing capability when the full extent of the Coronavirus threat began to emerge. Owing to a global supply crisis India only managed to import around 52,000 kits which were fit for medical use.
 
As a result a joint effort by various Ministries like the Ministry of Textile ensued which involved roping in the country’s private manufacturers.
 
Some of India’s top textile manufacturers like Arvind Mills, 3M, Indian Technical Textile Association (ITTA) and others were involved in the process which involved rigorous quality testing by DRDO labs.
 
As a result India is now the second largest manufacturer of PPE suits in the world which has also included developing the world’s first reusable PPE suit.