COVID-19: few restrictions still in place.
As
the numbers of new cases of COVID-19 in Poland have fallen throughout the country indoor face-covering and social distancing of 1,5 metre are the only remaining restrictions for individuals.
COVID-19 is again on the rise in Poland and restrictions are back.
In a bid to stem the new rise of of COVID-19 cases throughout the country, Poland government has ordered the return of temporary restrictions such as the closure of cultural venues and institutions, museums, cinemas, clubs, schools, universities, shopping centers, sport and fitness facilities etc. It has also banned all events and other gatherings. The restrictions are to stay in place to April 9th, 2021, if not longer.
Also eateries as well as nightspots should stay closed for the time being. Obviously, face masking is still mandatory both outdoors and indoors
in addition to a social distance everywhere.
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COVID-19 is on the wane in Poland as well as precautions.
With diminishing numbers of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Poland, the government has allowed the opening of museums and galleries as well as shopping malls from February 1st, 2021 and cinemas, theatres, music venues, and sports facilities from February 12th. Mass events remain off limits and eateries as well as nightspots should stay closed for the time being. Face covering is still mandatory both outdoors and indoors
in addition to a social distance everywhere.
COVID-19 in retreat, restrictions to be eased.
With significantly fewer new cases of COVID-19 in Poland and progress in vaccination, the Polish government has announced its plans as regards easing the restrictions and precautions against the pandemic. On May 4th, 2021 shopping malls and museums may reopen. Hotels will be able to accommodate tourists from May 8th. From May 15th face-covering won't be mandatory in the open air and alfresco eateries will be allowed to reopen, ditto open-air
cinemas and theaters. Indoor eating out as well as roofed cinemas, theaters, concert venues, etc. will return on May 29th. Also sports facilities are to be made available in stages over May.
COVID-19 on the wane, few restrictions remain.
With new cases of COVID-19 in Poland mostly under 200 per day the pandemic seems gone at least temporarily this summer 2021. Indoor face-covering and social distancing of 1,5 metre are the only remaining restrictions for individuals. As of August 7th roughly 47 percent of the country's population have been fully vaccinated.
COVID-19 on the rise once more.
In October 2021
new cases of COVID-19
have
risen
in Poland
to thousands per day rather than hundreds as it was throughout summer. Situation remains much better than in most European countries but the fresh outbreak of the pandemic seems quite real despite the fact that the majority of people in Poland
have been fully vaccinated.
So indoor face-covering and social distancing of 1,5 metre stay in place and other
restrictions may be reintroduced
