Entry Ban Lifted for Individuals without Armenian Citizenship
The state of emergency has been extended for another month; however, restrictions have been eased. The entry ban for individuals without Armenian citizenship has been lifted. This has been announced on the official Facebook page of the Government of Armenia.
The ban on gatherings and strikes throughout Armenia has been lifted, subject to certain regulations, specifically the requirement to wear a mask and maintain social distancing of at least 1.5 meters.
Restrictions on organizing, conducting, and participating in family ceremonies and entertainment events have been eased, allowing for such activities to take place both outdoors and indoors, with no more than 40 participants, while adhering to the safety regulations set forth by the authorities.
The possibility of imposing restrictions on the movement of goods across customs borders has also been lifted.
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