Sofia: The restaurant and bar in Bulgaria must be closed at 10pm from September 7, while the indoor sports competition will be held without a spectator, said the Minister of Health on Thursday, as the Balkan Balkan country for a wave of new Coronavirus infection.
Bulgaria, the country that is most vaccinated against Coronavirus in the European Union has seen a surge in infection in recent weeks, most of the Delta variants that are very contagious.
On Thursday alone, a country consisting of 7 million people enrolled around 1,745 new cases, brought the calculation of active infections to around 32,192.
About 18,950 people have died from the beginning of the pandemic, with 54 deaths again reported on Thursday in this country with the highest death rate in the European Union, the numbers of our world in the data show.
“There is no place to panic.
The situation is serious, but not out of control.
The low percentage vaccination forces us to impose these steps,” said Minister of Health while Stoicho Katsarov told reporters.
He appealed again for Bulgaria to be vaccinated.
Under new limits, which will be valid until the end of October, the music festival will be prohibited, while the cinema and theater must operate with a capacity of 50%.
Students will be allowed to attend classes when the school year starts on September 15, Katsarov said, but he warns that if the infection continues to increase, they may have to turn to online studies.
Bulgaria imposes new restrictions to curb a covid case surge
