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The new measures for prevention against coronavirus come into force today.
Restaurants, bars, and gambling halls will be open from 07:00 to 23:00, with up to 6 people at a table, at a distance of one and a half meters. The nightclubs will not work.
Gyms will be able to use 30% of their seats.
There will be no music festivals and team building.
Cinemas, theaters, concerts, and sports halls will operate with up to 50% of their indoor capacity. Indoor weddings and baptisms can be held with up to 30 guests.
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