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This year, J. Basanavičius on the street and at the bridge entrances, where the crowd of enthusiastic and joyful entertainers regularly thronged at midnight on December 31, was empty this year. There were no open cafes, not even the kiosks that usually sell coffee. Only a few local couples, families with children, walked.
Municipality of the city of Palanga in order to reduce the possibility of collection, on December 31, from 5 pm access blocked to the sea bridge. The festive Christmas tree decorations were also turned off for two hours. Just before midnight, in accordance with the requirement not to meet during the quarantine, the police officers also arrived at Jūratė and Kastytis Square.
“Very calm. Now there is silence on the radio. There is usually no silence on New Radio”, admitted one of the policemen.
However, only one bridge was blocked by fences. The trails to the beaches were open.
As the long clockwork approach approached the number 12, fireworks began to sound in one place or another. Each other shot into the sky and left the beach.
Arriving at Jūratė and Kastytis Square shortly before midnight, the couple opened the champagne bottle, drank a glass, greeted each other and took home.
“Is this the New? That quarantine, a real evil, enraged the merry company heading to the sea bridge.
“We are one house, so we can both swarm and take pictures while hugging,” yelled the champagne company.
It was the only entertainment group on J. Basanavičiaus street at midnight. Elderly couples and families with children mostly walked.
“It is very good to be empty. We can take a leisurely walk and not be afraid of a careless shot or a bottle accidentally dropped. The decision to prohibit the group is valued positively ”, admitted the family with children who presented themselves to Palanga.
Police officers on duty at the entrances to Palanga said that there were very few people who came to Palanga to have fun. In Nemirseta, three cars were not allowed in the resort, and in Kretinga Street, five. “It just came to our attention then. People seem to be complying with the stay-at-home requirement,” said the interviewed police officer.
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