Rules for adopted sporting events: the number of spectators will gradually increase Sports



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To regulate your flows, it is recommended to prepare and install signs, warning signs, barriers, etc. beforehand. The event organizer must make sure to follow the instructions.

It is advisable to mark the distances between the places where the queue of the spectators is, keeping at least 1 meter between them. It is not recommended to organize more than one event in the same space and at the same time.

When calculating the percentage of occupancy in an indoor event, which can be up to 30%, it is recommended to calculate from the maximum possible number of spectators in the event space, including standing spaces.

The event organizer must guarantee hand hygiene conditions for spectators or participants: water must be provided in the sinks, liquid soap next to the sinks, disposable towels, hand sanitizers in a visible place at the entrance.

Spectators, all event organizers, service personnel must know the requirements of safe work. It is advisable to inform the public about the event in advance through as many information dissemination channels as possible: announcements at the entrance, information on the website, social media accounts, etc.

In Lithuania, it is already possible to organize national and international competitions, and spectators can participate in all sporting events. Up to 300 spectators and participants can participate in outdoor events and up to 100 spectators and participants in indoor events.

Currently it is expected that from June 16. The number of spectators and participants in open spaces will increase to 500 and indoors to 150.

The mandatory requirements for events and their organizers are established by the Sports Law, Government 2020. March 14 Resolution no. 207 “On the announcement of quarantine in the territory of the Republic of Lithuania”, Minister of Health – Head of the State Emergency Operations Center at the state level on May 28. decision no. V-1313 “On the necessary conditions for the organization of culture, entertainment and other events” and other decisions of the head of the State Operations Center.



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