The Romanian government is currently discussing a series of new restrictions that it wants to impose in Romania in order to reduce infection rates with the new Coronavirus, and based on the information that has appeared so far, it seems that they will be differentiated based on the incidence rates of localities.
The Romanian government is debating that in localities with an infection rate of more than 3/1000 inhabitants, traveling abroad should be prohibited, the inhabitants being obliged to stay only in the locality, except for the cases entered in the declarations on their own responsibility, as well as transit.
The Romanian government would like that in localities with an infection rate of 3.5 - 7/1000 inhabitants, shops should be closed starting at 18:00 every weekend, and also on weekends, leaving homes without reason would be restricted after the hour 20:00.
The Romanian government is discussing that in towns with an infection rate of over 7/1000 inhabitants, leaving the houses after 20:00 p.m. every day should be restricted, and shops should close at 18:00 p.m. every day, but it remains to be seen what will be decided in the end.
The Romanian government has discussed at the current CNSU meeting, including the closing of fitness halls.
