TIRANA, May 29 /ATA/- From June 1, the restrictions on time of movement for the citizens and businesses across the country will be removed, while the movement throughout the territory will be resumed, as well as a series of activities, but under strict safety protocols.
Likewise, after June 1, the land borders will be opened without any obligation of self-quarantine, except in cases when it is considered necessary by the health authorities.
The beaches will open on June 1 only for accommodation structures, while on June 6 will be open to all citizens.
Kindergartens and nurseries, parks, playgrounds, gyms and internet centers will also resume work across the country by enforcing safety protocols.
Sports activities will be allowed to resume without spectators, while professional, educational, entertainment and employment competitions will also be opened.
But, despite the increase in activities that will resume work from June 1, there are some other activities that will continue to remain closed until June 23, when the duration of the state of natural disaster ends.
These are activities where the crowds can be larger and as a result the risk of spreading the infection is higher.
Thus, the opening of nightclubs, the opening of swimming pools, the opening of theaters and cinemas will be banned.
Meetings and conferences are also prohibited, as well as large events, beyond family ones, such as funerals, weddings, etc./m.m/p.s./
