Bulgaria’s Ministry of Health has reopened the indoor discos, night clubs and night bars after the ban introduced several days ago as an anti-epidemic measure. These facilities must provide 1 square meter of space for every client. The resumption of group events such as weddings, christenings and family gatherings in compliance with the already adopted anti-epidemic measures, including physical distance between people of at least 1.5 meters, has also been discussed. The new order of Bulgaria’s Minister of health Kiril Ananiev which allows the reopening of night clubs is to enter into force on July 13, Monday. More than 80,000 people from this industry have lost their jobs since the beginning of the coronavirus epidemic, representatives of the Restaurant Association in Bulgaria contend.
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