The columnist of “Touche pas à mon poste!” Danielle Moreau goes incognito in “Télématin”

The sequence only lasts a few seconds but it has not gone completely unnoticed. At least, for some attentive viewers of “Telematin” Tuesday shortly after 7:30 a.m. During her diary, journalist Johanna Ghiglia addressed the subject of the reduction in reimbursement rates for medical consultations and medications by social security from next January.

A measure from the Minister of Health and Access to Care, Geneviève Darrieussecq, who announced the need to make savings of 5 billion euros in 2025. To illustrate this subject, journalist Manon Aoustin-Changeon went to collect reactions from health professionals and pharmacy customers.

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“Each of us must give up our little comforts, it is in the interest of all to continue to care for the most fragile”declared a first witness. “The problem is that it will affect everyone and even very modest people”added a woman with short hair dressed in a gray coat which is none other than Danielle Moreau .

As may have happened to singer Michel Jonasz a few years ago in a TF1 news, the one who is a columnist in “Touche pas à mon poste!” » since 2017 has gone completely unnoticed by the “Télématin” teams. This is all the more unusual as Danielle Moreau worked for 18 years at France Télévisions in Sophie Davant's show “C'est au programme”.