After the release of the quarantine, I. Šimonytė has two applications for entrepreneurs and one for residents Business

“I strongly ask that you take the opportunity to take a test before starting work to be absolutely sure and calm to start working with clients,” I. Šimonytė told reporters.

According to him, Health Minister Arūnas Dulkys has provided an opportunity for employees of renewable companies to register for the free COVID-19 survey at the mobile point.

The Prime Minister also urged businessmen to comply with safety requirements related to the application of masks, disinfection of premises or separation of customer flows.

“Only in this way can we ensure that services are truly delivered safely,” he said.

Meanwhile, I. Šimonytė asked customers of beauty salons and shops to evaluate the need to use these services from next week.

“The recommendation to avoid unnecessary contacts is still relevant, because we still have a dozen people dying every day, we have more than a thousand people in hospitals, more than 100 people in resuscitation, and as a result someone does not receive the necessary health services.” said the head of government.

“We all have to work to improve the situation.” … it is a way to avoid the third quarantine, which the government would like to avoid by all means, “he added.

You can read more about which services and stores are exempt from operational restrictions here.

The quarantine in Lithuania is released according to the strategy approved by the Government. The opening of part of the businesses allowed the decrease in the incidence of COVID-19 in the country in recent weeks.

However, I. Šimonytė warned that if the epidemiological situation deteriorated after the releases, stricter restrictions would have to be taken again.

According to her, it will take two weeks to see the changes.

“We will closely monitor where the new cases are coming from. I would not like that to be the case, but it is possible, judging from the experience of other countries, that we will not be able to carry out part of the releases at the moment, such as It seems now that we can, ”said the prime minister.

We invite you to protect yourself and your clients.

“It may happen that it is necessary to consider additional adjustments. But I don’t mean nonsense, because first of all we have to see what the practical effect will be,” he said.

Health Minister Arūnas Dulkys asked store and beauty salon employees to check for COVID-19 before Monday.

According to him, the test will be free, you can register online or by calling the coronavirus hotline.

However, the minister called for calls to be avoided due to the risk of call queues, as the quarantine releases adopted on Wednesday affected tens of thousands of workers.

Although the investigation will not be mandatory, A. Dulkys requested that the opportunity be investigated.

“We invite you to protect yourself and your clients,” the minister said.

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