00:00 Francis, Minister of Health, guaranteed that the French people are not a reason for widespread panic.
00:06 As Paris reported that there was a "common" increase in bedbugs,
00:11 Aurelien Rousseau accepted "when you see them around you, when there's bedbugs in your home, this is a nightmare.
00:20 But the inhabitants were sure that we were not occupied by the bedbogurus."
00:25 The National Tape Institute said that on Monday, "the level of the serial invasion in France on Monday was worse than previous years."
00:35 Watch the latest news on Channel 7 or FreeFlow in 7+ILELP President Maria Freuze said,
00:43 "Tar bedbogurus has been increasingly in France for two or three years,
00:49 and regularly goes to the top in the summer months."
00:53 He said, "But this year, we went beyond the other years."
00:57 He said that jump started at the end of August at end of August.
01:02 "Affroy has a problem of bedbug. But at the same time, people have a kind of paranoia because they hear the bedbugs."
01:11 He continued to say, "Affroy said that people see bedbugs everywhere. But, sometimes not bedbugs."
01:19 He said, "At beginning of this week, the French government took action to 'guarantee and protect people'.
01:27 Transportation Minister Clément Beaune will hold a meeting on Wednesday to stock situation and strengthen measures,
01:35 after the increase in number of blood-sucking insects."
01:39 French transportation operators, followed by the landscapes reported in public transportation,
01:47 say that they have been "awake" about the bedbugs.
01:51 Bedbugs loan RATP, the operator behind the Paris Metro, told CNN to CNN on Monday that,
02:00 "Every opinion was taken into consideration and is subject to a "treatment."
02:06 This last few days did not have proven serial cases recorded in our equipment."
02:12 While RATP had an opinion reported last week, the presence of bedbug on the train was not recorded.
02:20 Paris reported a common increase in bedbugs CNN-SNCF,
02:26 a railway company that operates many other train, including Eurostar, said to CNN.
02:34 "He takes the reports of pests very seriously. But we haven't observed the existence or proven reports of bedbugs so far,
02:43 after a few Tartikourou videos circulating on social media."
02:48 The last calls for government actions from Paris officials and trade unions were made.
02:54 Videos were said to have been identified in the public transportation vehicles and other public
03:01 places such as cinemas. Paris mayor Emmanuel Grégoire described the phenomenon as "common."
03:08 "You must realize that no one is actually safe. Frankly there are risk factors.
03:14 But in fact you can catch the bedbugs anywhere and bring them home," he said.
03:19 The resulting phenomenon three years ago.
03:23 The French government launched an anti-bedbug campaign with a special website and information aid
03:30 line as the number of insects increased. However, despite this plan, Grégoire said,
03:38 "There are 3.6 million people who come to Paris every day and bedbugs do not stand at the foot of.
03:44 City." Ansay's "National Health and Sanitary Organ of France" said the problem is "a phenomenon that