Curfew at night to be canceled in Georgia from July 1
The Interdepartmental Coordination Council for the Fight Against Coronavirus under the Prime Minister of Georgia has decided to lift the ban on people taking to the streets at night from July 1. Wearing masks outdoors since June 22 has become optional, MIR 24 reports.
Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili announced the decisions made during a briefing after the council meeting.
“From now on, it will no longer be compulsory to wear masks in open spaces. They will need to be worn only in transport and indoors. From July 1, the restriction on movement, the so-called curfew, will be abolished, ”the head of the Cabinet said.
Earlier it became known that the curfew imposed in Turkey due to the coronavirus pandemic will be completely canceled from July 1. Government agencies return to normal opening hours. Age restrictions on the use of public transport are canceled, President of the Republic Tayyip Erdogan said.
