Bulgaria enters into new lockdown from Monday
The Bulgarian government announced the country will go into a ten-day lockdown starting Monday, March 22. Schools, kindergartens, shopping centers, fitness clubs, pools, bars, restaurants, theaters and museums will close until March 31. The mayor of Sofia, Yordanka Fandakova said she will extend the measures locally for several days to reach spring break, which will begin March 3.
“The goal of the measures is for the control we have over the epidemic to be effective and have the same results, which we achieve in October and November of last year,” Health Minister Kostadin Angelov said on a special press conference this Thursday.
All social events and gatherings of more than 15 people will be banned. Sport events will not be canceled but no spectators will be allowed.
Bulgaria saw a rapid rise in new coronavirus cases in the last days and weeks, reaching over 4000 daily cases in the last five days and over 100 daily deaths.
The lockdown comes only 20 days after the government openеd all restaurants, cafes and bars.
“The goal of the measures is for the control we have over the epidemic to be effective and have the same results, which we achieve in October and November of last year,” Health Minister Kostadin Angelov said on a special press conference this Thursday.
All social events and gatherings of more than 15 people will be banned. Sport events will not be canceled but no spectators will be allowed.
Bulgaria saw a rapid rise in new coronavirus cases in the last days and weeks, reaching over 4000 daily cases in the last five days and over 100 daily deaths.
The lockdown comes only 20 days after the government openеd all restaurants, cafes and bars.
Източник: mediapool.bg
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