The measure comes when Europe’s countries are stepping up their measures to stop the virus, ranging from cafes, bars and final businesses considered non-essential to restricting the number of others in public spaces.
Martin unveiled Covid-19’s new restrictions package in a televised showdown On Monday night.
Most retail outlets also have to close, but supermarkets and meat processing plants can function normally,” he said.
However, passenger capacity on buses, trams and trains will be limited to 25%.
Unlike the end of March, the structure sites will remain open.
“We cannot and will not allow our young people and other young people to fall victim to this disease in the long run,” Martin said.
The existing ban on home visits and indoor events will be extended, two families can mingle in outdoor locations such as parks.
In the UK, Wales will impose a 14-day “firewall” blockade from Friday, ending all non-essential retail, leisure, hospitality and tourism activities.
In Spain, the northern region of Navarra will be the first in the country to re-impose movement limits, with prohibitions on all non-essentials within and outside the region. Bars and restaurants must close and all other businesses must close first. nine o’clock at night
Navarra has the infection rate in Spain with 950 cases, consisting of 100,000 inhabitants in the last 15 weeks, almost twice as high as in Madrid.
Bars and restaurants have been closed in the northeastern region of Catalonia since 15 October.
The Swiss government has stated that only 15 other people will be allowed to meet in public and that the face mask has become mandatory in enclosed public spaces such as banks, churches and cinemas.
The order to wear a mask on public transport has been extended to canopy exercise stations, airports, bus and tram stops, the government said, and the rule replaced regulations applicable in other regions of Switzerland.
“The covid-19 infection rate is very high,” said Swiss President Simonetta Sommaruga. “Unlike before, it affects all cantons and all age groups.
Belgium’s strictest restrictions, in addition to the one-month closing of bars and restaurants, began on Monday after Prime Minister Alexander De Croo admitted that the country’s hospitals were under increasing pressure.
“The spread of the virus continues to accelerate,” De Croo added. “The numbers continue to rise and even double. “
A curfew will also be imposed until five in the morning and citizens will be able to have close contact with a single user outside their home, however, schools will remain open.
The French curfew, imposed on 17 October in nine locations in addition to Paris, is more severe, starting at nine o’clock at night. until 6 a. m.
Slovenia has followed suit, with two million other people forced to stay home between nine o’clock at night. 6 a. m. starting Tuesday and non-essential travel is prohibited.