Covid-19 in Europe: First Steps to Normalizing Life
Europe is the worst affected continent with 1,447,998 deaths and 140,645 deaths
As of today, a number of European countries are beginning to repeal some of the restrictive measures introduced due to the cow-19 pandemic.
Italy, which is the hardest hit European country by the pandemic, has allowed its citizens to visit their relatives and gather in limited groups as of today. As of today, the parks will be opened, but by keeping a physical distance. Work on construction and wholesale trade has resumed.
Cafes, restaurants and bars open their kitchens, but will only sell food at home. Schools will remain closed until September under the new rules. Restrictions on movement from one area to another remain. The masks are valid for airports and stations and for public transport. As of today, the passenger flights from the airports in Campino in Rome and Peretola in Florence, which were temporarily closed due to the epidemic, have been resumed.
Spain, which also tops the list of cowboy-19 sufferers in the world, has allowed the opening of small retail outlets such as hair salons that can accommodate customers after a pre-arranged date. Bars, cafes and restaurants, as well as in Italy, will sell food and drinks only for home.
Schools remain closed until September.