Pernik closes discos and bars – Society

Pernik Mayor Stanislav Vladimirov issued an order suspending the activities of discos, nightclubs, clubs and other nightclubs for indoor and outdoor entertainment.

There will be no massive events organized indoors and outdoors. The working hours of restaurants and cafeterias are reduced until 10 pm, announced the municipality.

An internal room of the Pernik Hospital was transformed for the treatment of COVID-19

The mayor obliges to provide disinfectants in public transport and not allow people without masks. It is ordered to wear masks and observe the physical distance in the markets and squares, since the stalls and tables are at least 1.5 m from each other. The restrictions are for a period of 14 days.

A second internal ward will be transformed at Rahila Angelova Hospital in Pernik and will house COVID-19 patients, the regional health inspection announced after the capacity of the infection room was filled.

“In the last days of this week, Pernik left the so-called green zone, forcing us to take concrete action,” RHI director Dr. Yuri Tornev told BTA.

Monday was a public holiday in the city and it was feared that the number of infected would increase. Today there are 431 people in quarantine in the district, 35 more than yesterday.

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So far, the central government has refrained from closing nightclubs and setting night hours for restaurants. Yesterday, after a meeting with two restaurant organizations, Health Minister Prof. Kostadin Angelov announced that they have agreed that each restaurant and nightclub, regardless of whether it is open or closed, will continue to operate, but at half capacity.