Lockdown rules in full By TPN/Lusa, in News · 14-01-2021 13:07:00 · 1 Comments
The new general lockdown due to the Covid-19 pandemic applies to the whole continental national territory of Portugal and comes into force on Friday, 15 January with the duty to stay at home with the exception of face-to-face education.
As part of the modification of the state of emergency in force from 14 January and the extension for a further fifteen days until 30 January, the government has today determined a series of extraordinary measures to limit the spread of the pandemic and protect public health .
Among the measures are restrictions on the movement of the population, compulsory teleworking and the closure of trade, with the exception of establishments of essential goods and services.
Lockdown rules in full By TPN/Lusa, in News · 14-01-2021 13:07:00 · 1 Comments
The new general lockdown due to the Covid-19 pandemic applies to the whole continental national territory of Portugal and comes into force on Friday, 15 January with the duty to stay at home with the exception of face-to-face education.
As part of the modification of the state of emergency in force from 14 January and the extension for a further fifteen days until 30 January, the government has today determined a series of extraordinary measures to limit the spread of the pandemic and protect public health .
Among the measures are restrictions on the movement of the population, compulsory teleworking and the closure of trade, with the exception of establishments of essential goods and services.
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First Minister Nicola Sturgeon informed members of Parliament of the new coronavirus lockdown rules that are set to come into place to help stop the spread of the virus. Speaking at First Minister s Questions, she noted that there would be six new rules that she intends to push through Parliament. They would come into place in Scotland by Scotland.