Everyday Events
Earlier it was announced that during the period from March 26 to 29, throughout the weekend, sanitization of public places, including public transport, is carried out with disinfectants. Such measures by the authorities are being taken to combat the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19).
But according to the announcement of the Health Minister, the period of disinfection activities will be extended until April 5th. Sanitary treatment is carried out every day from 08:00 PM to 06:00 AM.
Accordingly, the curfew is extended for this period, that is, for another week people should stay at home. These days community members are allowed to leave their homes only for important needs or if they work in vital sectors.
In order to leave the house for any essential purpose, for example, to buy food or medicine, permission must be obtained. Those who should be on the street as they work in essential industries should be prepared to present their identification and working documents. In case of violation of orders of the Ministry of Health and Prevention and the Ministry of Interior, fines will be applied.
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