Next week’s EP plenary session to be held in Brussels not Strasbourg due to force majeure
Statement by European Parliament President David Sassoli
“At 18.00 today, I have received an updated report from the European Parliament’s Medical Service on the evolution of COVID-19 which states that the health risks are considered to be significantly higher if Parliament’s plenary session next week takes place in Strasbourg.
“On the basis of this evaluation, due to force majeure, I decided that the necessary security conditions are not in place for the usual transfer of the European Parliament to Strasbourg for the plenary session next week.
“I have informed the French authorities and have thanked them for their collaboration in the past days.
“The plenary session will exceptionally be held in Brussels. Parliament undertakes to reschedule a plenary session in Strasbourg in accordance with the Treaties.”
Please see below the note of information sent by the President to all MEPs and staff
http://www.europarl.europa.eu/resources/library/media/20200305RES74211/20200305RES74211.pdf
