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At least until 17 January
Poland will be extending the responsibility phase of its 100-day battle plan for the fight against COVID-19 until 17 January, the government announced on Thursday afternoon. On top of this, additional restrictions will also be added in order to curb the spread of COVID-19 while the country is waiting for the start of vaccinations.
New Year’s Eve is regarded by the Polish government as a particularly risky situation, as populous gatherings are expected to increase the risks of virus transmission. That is why they have chosen to introduce restrictions on movement: starting from 31 December at 19:00 until the next morning at 6:00, the movement of people throughout the country will be prohibited.
Furthermore, from 28 December 2020 to 17 January 2021, when the school break ends, the following rules will apply:
The existing restrictions, part of the so-called responsibility phase are extended till 17 January. They include:
The coming days are a test of responsibility for all Poles, the government announcement reads. Let's make waiting for COVID-19 vaccines safe for us and our loved ones. Follow the applicable restrictions - spend the holidays with your household members, do not organize large meetings, also appealed the authorities.
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