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They looked like small recreation areas. Barber Shop today Sunday second day of traffic under restrictions. Was the only points in Athens where customers could you drink your coffee while sitting. Of course, as long as your scheduled appointment allows and only in paper or disposable plastic packaging.
Today not all hairdressers opened since most of the people were seen until Saturday (7/11). So, the movement was smoother Compared to last Friday, the day of the announcement of the new travel restrictions.
“The bougainvillea took place on Friday. As soon as they heard the measurements, they all ran. Did they apologize to us for a painting I caught? A manicure? We worked five people and again we did not arrive. We wanted more hands “, says the nail technician, Georgia Stathopoulou, to APE-MPE.” Today those who were afraid to come when we were crowded came. Larger people, vulnerable groups, “he added.
“We are open to serving those who have been exhausted. We will not earn a living, we give more service,” says Vassilis Theocharis, who has worked as a barber for thirty years.
But nevertheless, the image differs from region to region and depending on the size of the room.
“All the hours we were open it would be crowded,” says Vicky Peta, who runs a hair salon in Haidari and now has seven people on duty. The same image is described in APE by hairdresser Stamatis Karaiskos, who has his business in Kastella. “There are six people outside and another six inside. There were about 180 appointments the next week. They could not be seen.”
The hairdressers with them ovens, neighborhood supermarkets, cafes selling by hand, the restaurants distributing, the duty pharmacies and gas stations they were the only commercial companies that remained in operation today.
“Since I was working too, one way to calm down was to come here today,” Vasso Marangou told APE-MPE while sipping his coffee, while waiting for the dye to “stick,” outside a hair salon in Pagrati.
“When you know that from today you won’t be able to go anywhere it’s a way outOlga Papadimitriou confirms, speaking to the Athenian-Macedonian news agency, while fixing her upper limbs.
