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As presented by the Minister of the Interior, Rita Tamašunien hoy, today, during the Covid-19 committee meeting, it was decided to include additional proposals on the management of the pandemic. They were to be finally decided by the Cabinet of Ministers.
Regarding the two agreed changes, it is proposed to apply the requirements of the operations manual for distance, use of masks and other means, as well as for betting and betting points, since they have not been included until now, which has not always been the case.
It is proposed to introduce mandatory visitor registration in leisure, entertainment and restaurant venues and other venues. The mandatory registration of visitors will guarantee traceability in case of illness. With a large flow of people and contacts in these places, the risk of infection is certainly high and real, and traceability would help to better manage the situation. The proposed changes would take effect on October 26 to allow the company to prepare.
Other changes for catering establishments, restaurants, cafes, bars, discos and other entertainment venues, casinos, casinos, bingo halls, gambling halls and betting shops: open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
The working time limit does not apply, there are exceptions when food is delivered to be taken or delivered to natural and legal persons by other means. In addition, when public catering service is provided for the activities of companies and organizations where shift work is performed for employees, in the territories or facilities of these companies, and for casinos, casinos, if public catering services are not provided in these places, ”said R. Tamašunienė.
The Council of Ministers approved these proposals by consensus.
Visitors are informed that visitor registration will not take place when food to go is delivered or delivered to natural and legal persons by other means. The registration will also not be mandatory for employees of catering establishments where shift work is performed.
According to the government report, the amendments aim to stop the spread of the coronavirus infection in the next two weeks, before November 8 this year, with additional restrictions in place.
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