Health Minister Kiril Ananiev orders abolishment of checkpoints from midnight May 6
Health Minister Kiril Ananiev issued an order today whereby all checkpoints, which were established at the entry points of regional centers die to the COVID-19 crisis, will be abolished as of midnight May 6.
When authorities announced the plan to free access to and out of the larger cities, they said they would wait till late afternoon on May 6 to do so.
May 6 is St. George Day, which is a national holiday and it was presumed the postponement was due to concerns of many people taking a trip for the day. Those apparently have been reassessed, and people may freely travel to and out of larger cities without having to be interviewed at checkpoints and provide a legitimate reason for travel.
Meanwhile the ruling coalition announced a plan – or rather ideas - to help the tourism industry during the summer season. Leaders of the coalition held a press conference to share the future measures with the press, but none of them have actually are ready to undergo proper legislative procedures.
One measure, which the partners announced was to oblige beach operators not to charge for easy chairs and shades. The idea was communicated in very certain terms. But after the briefing, it was quickly clarified that this could only be done of the operators agree, if certain terms apply, and so on.
When authorities announced the plan to free access to and out of the larger cities, they said they would wait till late afternoon on May 6 to do so.
May 6 is St. George Day, which is a national holiday and it was presumed the postponement was due to concerns of many people taking a trip for the day. Those apparently have been reassessed, and people may freely travel to and out of larger cities without having to be interviewed at checkpoints and provide a legitimate reason for travel.
Meanwhile the ruling coalition announced a plan – or rather ideas - to help the tourism industry during the summer season. Leaders of the coalition held a press conference to share the future measures with the press, but none of them have actually are ready to undergo proper legislative procedures.
One measure, which the partners announced was to oblige beach operators not to charge for easy chairs and shades. The idea was communicated in very certain terms. But after the briefing, it was quickly clarified that this could only be done of the operators agree, if certain terms apply, and so on.
Източник: mediapool.bg
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