Protesters in Kiev have lifted the ban on the sale of coffee.

Kiev Mayor Vitali Klitschko lifted the ban on selling coffee “with you” after a protest rally by small businesses.

On Monday, April 4, a protest rally was held near the Kyiv City State Administration, asking businessmen to allow the sale of coffee “with themselves,” reports Nromadske.

It is noted that around a hundred representatives of small companies working in the field of mobile food participated in the action.

According to one of the protesters, Alexei Busaev, the business demanded that the Kiev authorities comply with the decision of the Cabinet of Ministers, which subsequently lifted the ban on the operation of mobile food establishments during the quarantine.

“McDonald’s is working, KFC is working. But the Kiev City State Administration has not adjusted these points according to (Resolution – Ed.) The Cabinet of Ministers,” he said.

The businessman also noted that the mayor of Kiev, Vitali Klitschko, went to the protesters and promised to allow the business to work.

The KSCA intends to prepare the relevant standards during the day so that as soon as May 5, the mobile food business can operate in a “with itself” mode.

Small business KMDA PID protesters instigated a protest and vimagali allowed the sale of “Kavu iz voyu” pic.twitter.com/AQkvx6SfFK

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Recall that last week Klitschko unveiled a plan to weaken the quarantine, the first phase of which will begin on May 12.

Recall that today the Cabinet announced the mitigation of a series of quarantine restrictions.

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