New quarantine restrictions are introduced in major cities of Finland

Due to the continuing increase in the daily number of cases of coronavirus infection in the capital and other major cities, the Finnish government is introducing stricter restrictive measures for three weeks. Their validity can be extended until the end of the year.

Any mass events are prohibited, even in the courtyard area, meetings of no more than 20 people are allowed. Fitness centers, swimming pools, children's clubs and libraries are being closed, and the majority of students are switching to distance learning. Public utilities and other public services are switching to remote work.

Source: svkk.ru