The Polish health minister has appealed to Poles to act responsibly despite the lifting of some pandemic restrictions.
The pandemic is not over and people should continue to wear face masks in large crowds despite mask restrictions being lifted, Poland's health minister tweeted on Thursday.
Poles will no longer have to wear masks in public spaces from Monday, except for healthcare facilities, the health minister has announced.
Poland’s health minister has said he has recommended the prime minister to lift face-mask rules, and quarantine and self-isolation requirements from April.
Poland will lift most pandemic restrictions on March 1, including remote work, the prime minister announced on Wednesday.
Stunned heritage officials said the discovery, along with a treasure trove of other valuables which survived two world wars, including the Warsaw Uprising, and the subsequent decades of Communism, are in almost pristine condition.
Hotels in Poland resumed operations on Saturday but only at 50-percent capacity, restaurants and cafes will open on May 15 but only for customers sitting outside as part of measures easing lockdown restrictions.
Poland will tighten pandemic restrictions from February 27. A government ordinance introducing the new regulations was published in the Polish journal of laws on Friday.
Face mask regulations, raising the number of hospital beds for COVID-19 cases and the startup of a 'Stop Covid' application are among the anti-epidemic measures proposed on Wednesday in the Sejm (lower house) by Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki.
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