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Bulgarian authorities have ordered the closure of universities and secondary education since Thursday, among other anti-epidemic measures taken after several days with subsequent COVID-19 case records, reports EFE.
According to the order signed by the Minister of Health, Kostadin Angelov, night clubs – discos, bars, clubs, etc. They will be closed. -, which means performances, including cinemas and theaters, with the exception of concerts, but with a participation of only 30% of the capacity of the place where it takes place, according to Agerpres.
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Primary education will continue to be physically present, but secondary and university education will be exclusively online for the next two weeks.
In restaurants there must be a distance of at least 1.5 meters between seats and a maximum of six people at the same table.
In addition, all sporting events, both training and competition, will take place without an audience.
The new restrictions come after several days of continued growth in COVID-19-associated infections and deaths. In the past 24 hours, the Bulgarian Ministry of Health has reported 2,569 new cases. Authorities warn that the growing number of hospitalized patients and also the increase in the number of infected health workers risk causing a collapse of the health system.
Previously, the medical authorities in Sofia imposed a mask requirement in both closed and open public spaces.
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borisov, 61, tested positive for the new coronavirus on Sunday.
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