By order of Bulgaria’s Minster of Health Kiril Ananiev, new restrictions and additional anti-epidemic measures are to enter into force as of July 10 due to the increasing number of people infected with Covid-19. According to the new order, all outdoor and indoor sports events and trainings are to be held behind closed doors. All indoor entertainment facilities such as disco clubs, piano bars and night clubs are to be closed as well. The outdoor night clubs will continue functioning at 50% of their normal operating capacity and a distance of 1.5 meters between clients. Indoor and outdoor mass gathering events may have a maximum of 30 people. Public authorities and institutions are called upon to strengthen control over the implementation and the compliance of the anti-epidemic measures within their competence.
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