ARTICLE · 29 JUNE 2020

Lifting Of COVID-19 Restrictions

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As from 5 June all establishments will be allowed to reopen. The airport will open on 1 July for flights to/from ‘safe corridor' territories. During a press conference held on 1 June, the Prime Minister, the Deputy Prime Minister ...

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As from 5 June all establishments will be allowed to reopen. The airport will open on 1 July for flights to/from 'safe corridor' territories.

During a press conference held on 1 June, the Prime Minister, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Health and the Superintendent of Public Health announced the removal of more COVID-19 measures including measures affecting businesses.

Although the legal notices enacting such removal are not yet published, it was announced that as from 5 June 2020, all establishments can reopen their businesses and all employees can return to work, subject to the implementation of establishment / sector-specific health risks mitigation measures mainly related to hygiene, mask wearing and physical distance practices. At the same time, certain protocols currently applicable to outlets will be simplified.

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