like on sunday actually when it was sunny and you saw people in parks and crowded together him paris ronnie set you really need to understand how serious the situation is you need to stop actually meeting and seeing people getting close to other people in order to stop this rather virus from spreading i mean he's practically asking the french to change their social d.n.a. for at least the next 2 weeks what do you think will the french will be will they heed this call. well they have to otherwise they would have to pay money and i think that will work obviously many people here were expecting this to a certain extent there were rumors actually but you know people were actually saying for example that they expected this lockdown to go on for $45.00 days or that you couldn't actually leave the house at that house that there would be a curfew in place from 6 pm on that didn't happen is actually lighter measures than many people were expecting here but they i think they will have to follow them and if they agree or not i don't think french people are willing to pay up for this really. over the w

catastrophic condition and that's something we'll continue to watch closely ronnie corey there from the american university of parisalways good to have you on out of there ron thank you. well still ahead in sports we'll tell you why i have been matter of by gone though is pointing to a champions league football match as a possible place the current coronavirus spread rapidly through its commitments. the seychelles is leading the way in marine conservation 10 years ahead of un deadlines on climate change targets the government setting up protections are in this for 30 percent of marine life and water as surrounding the 150 islands in the indian ocean almost no human activity will be allowed in one of 2 protection zones home to read to kong well we're joined now by alan to come on long he's the principal secretary at the ministry of environment to for the republic of the seychelles and he joins us now from victoria in the seychelles island that me begin by congratulating you on this move today but i'd also like to ask if 30 percent of your water is will be a protected rain reserve what's happening to the other 70 per