Children’s entertainment venues, cinemas, theatres reopen after year-long pause
Museums, libraries, public and private kindergartens have resumed work since March 1 throughout the country. Photo: 1tv.ge.
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Children’s entertainment venues, cinemas and theatres which have been closed due to the coronavirus pandemic reopened today after a year-long pause.
Wearing a face mask for spectators is mandatory during events in theatres. Thermoscreening is mandatory in children’s entertainment centres and a limit is set on the number of guests. No more than 40 individuals will be allowed in entertainment venues”, said Beka Peradze, head of the Labor Inspection Department.
Restaurants recently reopened on March 1 in the Black Sea resort town of Batumi and later in other cities too.
Live performances at food venues have been permitted since March 19.
Private public kindergartens, museums and libraries have also resumed work since March 1 throughout the country.
Football fans in Georgia will be able to return to the stands for the national team's second round fixture in the World Cup qualifiers later this month, when the team faces Spain in Tbilisi.
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.
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.
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 Tbilisi-based Movement Theatre troupe is in Georgia's south to bring two of its shows to multi-ethnic communities in the region of Samtskhe-Javakheti, with the initiative supported by the United States Embassy in Georgia.