Children's entertainment venues, cinema theatres to reopen April 1
The latest round of easing Covid restrictions was revealed by the government on Thursday. Photo via Government of Georgia.
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The Georgian government has revealed live performances at food venues will be permitted starting on Friday, while children's entertainment venues and cinema theatres will reopen on April 1.
Made by Ilia Darchiashvili, the Head of the Administration of the Government, the announcement is the latest round of plans for easing Covid-19-related restrictions.
Darchiashvili said hosting live music performances would be within regulations for restaurants, bars and cafés starting on March 19.
This will be followed by a regulated reopening of venues hosting events and celebrations for kids, as well as cinema theatres, with the first day of April.
The news follows a partial reopening of fan admission for sports events, including for the planned March 28 football World Cup qualifiers fixture between Georgia and Spain, and the Tbilisi Judo Grand Slam between March 26-28.
With Georgia's mountain resorts returning to their full operation starting today, authorities have released the set of visitor guidelines for minimising Covid-19-related risks.
Confirmed Covid-19 cases have resulted in shutdown of 25 kindergartens in Tbilisi since March 1, while their facilities and staff are being prepared for reopening after self-isolation, Tbilisi City Hall has revealed.
As the number of coronavirus-infected individuals in Georgia has decreased over the past few weeks, the Georgian government has lifted several Covid-19 restrictions across the country today.
The Georgian Ministry of Health has issued a series of coronavirus regulations for gyms and fitness centres to reopen today. Gyms were closed in mid-March 2020 in order to prevent the spread of the coronavirus in the country.
After a year-long pause cinemas have reopened in Georgia, with a number of Covid-19 regulations. This includes the mandatory wearing of face masks and social distancing for visitors, who must be seated every other chair and in checker fashion.
Restaurants, bars and cafes will be able to receive guests indoors on weekends starting June 1 throughout Georgia, representative of the Interagency Coordination Council Giorgi Ghibradze said earlier today.