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The cabinet confirmed on Wednesday that some non-food stores and beauty service providers will be able to open their doors starting Monday. Individual outdoor workouts will also be allowed.
“On that occasion, I have two requests. I have a first request for those who intend to resume the provision of services or trade from Monday or later days. I urge you to take the opportunity to take the test before starting work. To be absolutely sure and calm to start working with clients. It is possible to register for such a preventive test at a mobile point, ”I. Šimonytė told reporters on Wednesday.
I. Šimonytė also urges merchants and service providers to absolutely comply with all safety requirements: wearing masks, disinfecting and ventilating facilities, disinfecting hands, and limiting customer flows.
“At the same time, I have a request for clients. Customers who plan to visit service providers or points of sale will strongly ask them to rate the need to use specific services from next week, as the recommendation to avoid unnecessary contacts remains.
We still have a dozen people who die every day, we have more than 1,000 people in hospitals, in addition to the more than a hundred who are in resuscitation rooms. As a result, someone does not receive the necessary health services. Consequently, we still have to make additional efforts to improve the situation and return to normal life sooner, ”said I. Šimonytė.
The cabinet also approved on Wednesday a plan drawn up by the Ministry of Health on how we will get out of quarantine in stages. It covers scenarios from worst to best, when the incidence of Covid-19 in Lithuania will be minimal and almost all areas of life will be released.
I. Šimonytė points out that the plan means not only the relaxation of the quarantine. As the epidemiological situation deteriorates, it is possible to return to the tightening of quarantine.
“It is possible that some of the releases, for example, will not be possible at that time, as it seems now, if we could, if the situation develops, as it does now.
It may be necessary to consider an additional adjustment. But I don’t want to say nonsense, because first of all we have to see what the practical impact will be, “added the Prime Minister.
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Following the tightening of the quarantine in Lithuania in mid-December, many stores in the country were closed, with the exception of food, sports and leisure facilities, restricted movement of people between municipalities and gatherings both at home and in places. public. The quarantine lasted until the beginning of March.
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