Service providers and points of sale will have recommendations on how to work from June 1

Service providers, people who trade in public points of sale and people engaged in leisure and entertainment activities will have to limit the flow of visitors, buyers, service users, mark the mandatory distances between queued users so that People who hope can maintain a safe distance of at least 1 meter from each other and ensure compliance with this requirement.

At the entrance to the place of provision of services, commerce, leisure and entertainment, information on the need for personal hygiene of consumers must be provided or this information must be published periodically through loudspeakers. To allow consumers to deal with hand hygiene or disinfection, hang a hand sanitizer in a clearly visible location at the entrance to the service room and sanitary unit, and remove disposable gloves if possible. Places where services, commerce, leisure and entertainment are provided should not be visited by people who show signs of acute upper respiratory disease (runny nose, cough, sneezing, shortness of breath).

People over 6 years old should wear nasal and oral protective equipment in closed service areas, except when they exercise, visit a pool or sauna and where the nature of the service makes it impossible to wear protective equipment. Wearing mouth and nose protection is also mandatory in the market, public outing, during excursions.

A distance of at least 2 meters should be maintained between the workplaces of merchants and service providers. At the point of sale, this can be ensured by working every second payment process, and if this is not possible, workplaces must be separated by a partition at least 1.4 meters high. It is also mandatory to prevent people with insulation from working, monitor workers’ health regularly, check their body temperature before work, and consult a coronavirus 1808 hotline or refer a worker to a family doctor on a regular basis. remote to detect symptoms of colds and coronavirus infection.

It is also important to ensure that workers observe hand hygiene, wear personal protective equipment indoors (except for sports, pool or sauna services), disinfect frequently touched surfaces (door handles, guardrails). ladders, electrical switches, etc.), worksite surfaces, and work equipment, and if possible, each employee should use only the equipment, inventory, and work equipment provided for him. Whenever possible, work should be organized so that a distance of 2 meters is maintained between people, communication would continue for less than 15 minutes, and shifts would change while maintaining a safe, contactless distance. If possible, facilities should be ventilated once an hour.

Recommendations on how to properly disinfect the environment are published on the website of the Ministry of Health.