Loosening the restrictions. Europe is opening up, but on certain principles! The vaccination program has been underway throughout Europe for several weeks. Younger and younger children are vaccinated. As a result, the number of cases of Covid 19 is falling. Europe is opening up. More countries unfreeze the economy. Today we present a few countries that have decided to try to return to normal. However, it is a return to normal on certain terms. Cultural places, gastronomy will be open mainly to vaccinated people. How does it look in practice? Here are some examples!
Relaxing restrictions - privileged people after vaccination ...
Let's look at a few countries. For example, we can take Italy first.
“In Hungary, cinemas, theaters, museums, hotels, swimming pools, gyms, zoos and libraries were opened on May 1, and restaurants and cafes can also welcome guests indoors. All these places are available only to holders of a card issued by the authorities certifying vaccination against Covid-19 or recovery. The curfew has been shortened and starts at 24 instead of 23, and ends at 5 am. Shops can be open until 23.”
Moving on ... the curfew is no longer applicable in Slovakia. It will still be introduced only in two poviats. Restaurants operate with an appropriate limit of people and only in the open air.
New rules in the Czech Republic. What's up with our neighbors?
“From Monday, all shops and service points, as well as markets and fairs will be open in the Czech Republic. Primary and secondary schools will conduct teaching in an alternating mode, and laboratory classes and internships will be resumed in universities. It will not be necessary to wear a mask outdoors if it is possible to maintain a distance between two people of more than two meters.”
Italy is divided into zones. In the yellow zone, where there is, among others, Rome, galleries, theaters and restaurants can operate - with 25% of seats full and with all safety rules. Beaches open in Greece - for the first time this year, followed by places of culture and gastronomy.
To sum up. Europe is opening up, but still on the brake ...
The easing of restrictions in Europe continues. Individual countries delicately introduce new rules. The reference everywhere is, of course, the decline in the number of infections and the number of people vaccinated. Will we start to function normally in a few weeks? Time will tell. Let's take care of ourselves and our loved ones!
Source of information: Polsat News.
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