Kazakhstan to introduce additional quarantine restrictions since July 5

AKIPRESS.COM - The state commission under chairmanship of Prime Minister Askar Mamin today approved the measures for stabilization of the epidemiological situation in Kazakhstan. The commission made the decision to introduce additional restrictions since July 5 for 14 days.
Hair and beauty salons, fitness centers, swimming pools, gyms, indoor markets, beaches, aqua parks, museums, galleries, preschool education institutions, churches, mosques, karaoke clubs, computer clubs, bowling centers, movie theaters, child camps, food courts and entertainment facilities in malls will be closed for this period.
Medical centers (by appointment), pharmacies, food stores, outdoor markets, outdoor seating of cafes and restaurants, construction companies will stay open. Agricultural, fishery and animal husbandry farms, car wash stations, car maintenance centers, banks, public service centers will keep working.
No less than 80% of workers of government agencies, offices, national companies and other organizations will work remotely.
Earlier approved international and domestic flights will remain unchanged. Bus service between the regions will be stopped. Work hours of public transport will be shortened.
Spectacular, sport and other mass events, family and commemoration events remain prohibited.
Outdoor sport exercises are allowed. Walking outdoors is allowed in groups of no more than 3 people. People over 65 years are asked to stay home.
The Prime Minister said depending upon further development of the epidemiological situation in the country, the given restrictions may be extended for 2 weeks or tightened further.