The COVID-19 infection rate is going down
\nevery day in Romania, which has enabled the authorities to ease the
\nrestrictions starting June 1, as promised. Therefore, starting next month, the
\nnumber of participants in open-air cultural and entertainment events will increase
\nfrom 500 to 1,000, provided participants can prove they have taken the vaccine.
\nOrganizers will also have to make sure participants have vaccination certificates.
\nPrivate events will allow a maximum of 50 participants indoors and 70 people
\noutside. In this case as well participants have to be vaccinated. Sports
\nactivities will resume both indoors and outdoors, with venues now opened at 25%
\ncapacity. This limit can be exceeded if participants have taken the anti-COVID
\njab or present a negative test against COVID-19 taken before the event. <\/p>\n
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The number
\nof people taking part in indoors artistic, scientific or entertainment events has
\nalso increased from 50% to 70% capacity, with the possibility of reaching 100% participation
\nfor vaccinated people. Conferences gathering a maximum of 100 people are also
\nallowed, with the possibility of including more participants, provided they are
\nvaccinated. Playgrounds in enclosed areas will also reopen, provided parents
\naccompanying children can provide proof of vaccination or that they had the
\ndisease. The number of people allowed in sports or fitness venues has also
\nincreased from 50% to 70% capacity, again, with a larger number of people being
\nallowed provided they are vaccinated. Indoor pools have reopened to 70%
\ncapacity. Restaurants with interior seating have also been allowed to increase
\ntheir client capacity from 50% to 70%. <\/p>\n
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Finally, accommodation units on the
\nRomanian seacoast have been allowed an occupation rate of 85%. Bars, clubs,
\nnightclubs and gambling outlets will stay open until midnight, with 50% client
\ncapacity only for vaccinated people. Starting June 1, the wearing of face masks
\nin enclosed areas such as offices will be allowed for a maximum of 5 employees
\nwho have taken the anti-COVID vaccine. Face masks remain compulsory everywhere
\nelse. (VP)<\/p>\n
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