Such a decision was made today at the joint meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers and the Crisis Management Council.
All public events are banned during the state of emergency. The ban does not apply to outdoor meetings, rallies and pickets.
No more than ten people from two households may come together at private events, with the exception of funerals. More than ten people are allowed to gather for funerals.
Cultural, exhibition, sports and religious venues can start working at 6 a.m. and stay open until 8 p.m., with the exception of sports centers, which can be open until 10 p.m.
All sporting events such as competitions, demonstrations and performances are prohibited, with the exception of the international events of the Olympic Sports Federation for adult teams and without spectators. The ban does not apply to teams playing in top adult leagues.
On weekends, only grocery stores, pharmacies, veterinary pharmacies, pet stores, bookstores, newspaper kiosks, optical stores, toiletries and household stores and telecommunications stores are opened in shopping centers.
Stores must ensure ten square meters per customer, and masks are mandatory in stores and also in marketplaces.
Entertainment and wellbeing-related services will be banned in the state of emergency from November 9th to December 6th, the government decided today.
The provision of entertainment services in bars, night clubs, discos, water parks, swimming pools, SPA, ice rinks, amusement arcades, children’s parties, entertainment centers and diving parks is prohibited. The ban does not apply to nature trails.
Public refreshment points are only allowed to distribute take-away meals. These restrictions do not apply to Riga Airport and to caterers in preschools and schools, and to workplaces where canteens are not open to the public.
On weekends and holidays, only grocery stores, pharmacies, veterinary pharmacies, pet stores, bookstores, newspaper kiosks, optical stores, toiletries and household stores, and telecommunications stores are opened in shopping centers.
In addition, the government decided to ban beauty, piercing and tattooing services, with the exception of hairdressing services for the state of emergency.
Older schoolchildren and students whose studies are not related to practical work will continue distance learning, the government decided today at an extraordinary meeting.
Distance learning does not cover pre-schools, general education programs for grades 1 through 6, vocational and higher education programs that require practice and cannot be performed remotely, clinical practice in residence, educational program at Naukseni social correction facility, and special education programs with special education programs.
Vocational and informal adult education programs are held remotely, with the exception of programs that require practical skills.
Extracurricular activities are held remotely, while only individual classes can be held on-site and in person, with the exception of people from a household or classroom. Choir and wind instrument group practices are prohibited.
A state of emergency can be declared by the Cabinet of Ministers for a certain period of time not exceeding three months. The state of emergency can end sooner if the threat is prevented.
In the event of a violation of the state of emergency rules, a person can be fined from 10 to 2,000 EUR and a legal person from 140 to 5,000 EUR.
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