Girne will be closed for 14 days from 00:01 01/27/2021 to 23:59 02/10/2021
Nicosia will be closed for 7 days from 00:01 01/27/2021 to 23:59 02/03/2021
The curfew starts at 20:00 and will last until 05:00 in the morning.
A nationwide curfew will be imposed on weekends. It was reported that from tomorrow night curfew will be in effect from 20:00 to 05:00 nationwide. A partial curfew will be imposed nationwide from January 29th until 05:00 am on February 1st. Sectors that remain open in Nicosia and Kyrenia: market, gas station, pharmacies.
Takeaway food will continue to operate in restaurants. In accordance with the decisions taken by the Supreme Committee on Infectious Diseases in accordance with the Law on Infectious Diseases 45/2018, the Ministry of Health has made the following additional decisions on precautionary measures:
It was decided to extend quarantine decisions by country until January 31, 2021, until the second decision is clarified. Until the reassessment, which will be carried out on February 2, 2021, due to the increase in diseases in Kyrenia and the Nicosia region;
Girne region from 00:01 January 27, 2021 to 23:59 February 10, 2021 Nicosia District from 00:01 January 27, 2021 to 23:59 February 3, 2021 It was decided to stop entering and leaving the Kyrenia and Nicosia areas from other areas.
The police, health care, fire brigade, civil aviation, printers, power utilities, municipalities, banks and accountants residing in Kyrenia and Nicosia districts will be able to continue their entry and exit. In addition, in order to avoid any disruption in the provision of public services in ministries and departments associated with ministries, employees who work in accordance with a work procedure that the highest authority considers appropriate will continue to perform their duties as necessary.
From January 27, 2021 to February 10, 2021, it was considered expedient to end full-time education (including in the classroom, study, private lessons and courses) in public and private schools, all preschool institutions, primary schools. secondary education and the transition to online education.
Kindergartens and special education centers are not included in this application.
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