Measures against COVID-19 won't be tToughened up for Easter

Measures against COVID-19 probably won't be toughened up for the upcoming Easter, the Government's advisory team stated on Friday. The team recommended the public to restrict meetings and attend religious services only virtually, as there's a ban on public worship anyway. When going to the countryside, it's permitted to stay only in one's district, with experts advising people not to join relatively larger groups of people and wear face masks. People shouldn't visit the elderly, even if they've been vaccinated.