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“It goes beyond reality and logic, because the reality is that many businesses that are closed really begin to operate little legally and in the shadows, and a situation so paradoxical arises that those who work legally no longer work,” said BNS . Vainienė.
According to her, 19 thousand. there are around 5,000 retail stores with few stores. R. Vainienė emphasizes that the flows of buyers in them would be minimal.
“If, by opening only stores with entry from abroad, the flows are small, around 80 percent. The billing is in supermarkets and only a small part in those stores with separate entrance from the outside ”, said the head of the association.
Rūta Vainienė
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“We have a paradoxical situation, 75% are active. “It really goes beyond logic, and we do not listen to any reasonable arguments,” the traders with the highest flows and those that cannot open, which have inputs from the field, “he added.
R. Vainienė emphasizes that after a long delay in resuming the activities of merchants, companies can make radical decisions: cede premises, fire employees.
“It just came to our attention then. The business is designed to operate and not be a business function in downtime, and some are not yet supported,” he said.
Hairdressers and beauty salons lack government arguments about why they are not allowed to open
Representatives of hair and beauty salons say they are overlooking the government’s arguments about why the decision on its possible opening was postponed on Wednesday.
Jolanta Mačiulienė, president of the Association of Hairdressers and Beauty Specialists, says that trade associations have not yet received answers from the government on why they cannot work according to safety requirements.
“It all depends on those people who decide without us, because they are not heard or heard,” J. Mačiulienė told BNS on Wednesday.
According to her, beauty officials have learned to work safely during the first quarantine, but now they feel unheard of.
“We do not know the reasons why it was not decided, because we did not receive answers. We hoped that it would be clarified, because the letters have been sent jointly and unanimously, and by all associations and individuals, and so far there is no concrete answer as to why we cannot work ”, he said.
“For our part, we did and did our homework after the first quarantine, we really showed that we are safe and responsible, it had to have such a guarantee that the beauty sector should be released and let work, especially because our neighbors work”, said J. Mačiulienė.
On Wednesday, the government decided not to ease quarantine requirements just yet, although it was previously announced that the cabinet should decide to open non-food stores and hair salons.
Following the Government Emergency Situations Commission meeting on Monday, Health Minister Arūnas Dulkys announced that a proposal will be submitted to the Government on Wednesday to allow independent entry non-essential stores to provide beauty services.
A government commission of experts proposed Tuesday not to change the quarantine regime for now.
Prime Minister Ingrida Šimonytė announced that these issues will be discussed next week.
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