There are a number of restrictions across Europe, as other countries face COVID-19 more than six months after the start of the pandemic on the continent.
Some countries, such as Sweden, have launched a strict blockade.
Countries such as Switzerland are reopening, while France, Belgium and the Czech Republic appear to be concerned about increases in coronavirus cases and are beginning to take restrictive action again.
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In Austria, masks are mandatory in indoor public spaces as well as in markets. In some parts of the country, such as Leipzig, restaurants and bars must close at 22:00 a. m.
Belgium has recently noticed some of the most serious restrictions imposed: all bars in the Brussels capital will be closed for one month, social bubbles were limited to four In the rest of the country, reception spaces should close at 11 p. m. and bubbles are limited to 10.
In the Czech Republic, a state of emergency has been declared after a strong buildup of infections. Please note that bars and restaurants are limited from 6 a. m.
Less serious restrictions are imposed in Denmark. Rallies were limited to 50 other people and the number of participants in sports games was limited to 500. La hotel industry is scheduled to close at 10 p. m.
Estonia only recommends that other people wear masks and distance the the most socially.
Finland has told the authorized institutions that they deserve to avoid being served at 1 a. m. and close it. In the most affected areas, alcohol intake deserves to be avoided at 10 p. m.
Paris, the capital of France, has noticed strict measures being imposed: all bars, indoor gyms and gymnasiums will have to close; similar measures are being implemented in other severely affected areas such as Marseille; restaurants can remain open as long as they comply with strict fitness regulations.
In Germany, the state of Bavaria has noticed a 23-hour curfew for bars. The number of other people who can gather indoors has been reduced to 25 and 50 outdoors. The use of a mask is also mandatory in all animated spaces. – internal or outdoor – state This compares to the national rule that masks are mandatory in stores.
Greece has a different approach, with many other regulations depending on the scenario in each area. Different islands have been subject to restrictions at times.
Iceland has closed bars, nightclubs and gyms after a backlog of cases. The number of others allowed to meet increased from two hundred to twenty, with exemptions for schools, colleges, funerals, parliaments and courts.
In the Republic of Ireland, the county is assigned another threat point. The total country has been placed at the 3 threat point, which means that food and drink in internal restaurants, pubs and bars are prohibited. Only take out meals and outdoor / outdoor service are allowed. In Dublin, the rainy pubs, which are not used for eating, remain closed.
Italy has made the mask mandatory outside the country’s gates, a move that is already in force in some regions, such as the Lazio region around the capital Rome.
Holland has some of the maximum lax regulations, with mask only for indoor use. Prime Minister Mark Rutte said of the legal responsibility to cover his face: “Why would we want to force people?? We’ll take a look at it if we have to, but I’d regret it.
In Norway, the ban on serving alcohol is expected to be lifted on 12 October. Restrictions on the practice of the game also deserve to be quiet and the number of other people allowed to meet will exceed 600.
Poland that other people needed a medical certificate not to wear a mask. Some dance halls have also been banned. A spokesman for the Ministry of Fitness added that additional restrictions will soon be implemented in the capital, Warsaw.
Portugal has manifestations limited to another 10 people and alcohol sales should be avoided at 8 p. m. Sports facilities have also been closed.
Bucharest, the capital of Romania, has closed its theatres, cinemas, indoor restaurants, bars and halls.
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Russia’s capital Moscow sent all scholars home for “unforeseen holidays. “
Slovakia has been put into a state of emergency, cancelling the maximum number of public occasions. the curfew for the bars and restrictions on masks has hardened.
Madrid, the capital of Spain, has been the subject of a blockade, as well as its surroundings, and local politicians seek to challenge the national government for the measures.
Sweden has never entered a full blockade this year. The government has said a regional technique could be followed in the event of outbreaks in the coming months.
Switzerland continues to open, with the announcement that the occasions will soon allow viewers to return.