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By government decision, as of October 1, masks are mandatory in closed spaces when services are provided or received, purchases are made, events, etc., regardless of whether the activity is carried out with or without an opportunity passport.
To date, the use of masks indoors has been recommended for passport holders, that is, people vaccinated or infected by coronavirus.
The above exceptions remain: masks are not mandatory for the disabled if they cannot wear them due to their health, providing services that cannot be provided with a mask, when eating in public catering establishments.
The recommendation for public and private legal entities to organize work remotely also comes into force.
The Cabinet of Ministers this week approved such amendments to the resolution on the declaration of an emergency at the state level.
The order in schools does not change: masks are still mandatory for older students and primary school children will no longer need to wear them.
If mandatory masks are returned, the responsibility for not wearing them rests with the individual.
Violation of public health legislation, which endangered the spread of dangerous or particularly dangerous communicable diseases during quarantine, in an emergency, threatens people from 500 to 1500 euros, legal persons – from 1.5 to 6 thousand. EUR fines.
The hardening was confirmed due to the rapid spread of the delta strain of coronavirus. Last week, Lithuania entered the worst “black” zone of the pandemic.
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