The Federal Government on Monday restricted gatherings at worship centres and banned night clubs as parts of measures aimed at preventing the spread of devastating strains of COVID-19 into the country.
Amid growing concern about the new variants of the Covid-19 virus in India, South Africa, Turkey and Brazil, the Presidential Steering Committee on COVID-19 at its press briefing in Abuja reintroduced some measures which were put in place during the second COVID-19 wave in the country.
Some Highlights of the new Covid-19 restrictions include;
- Curfew from 12am-4am till further notice
- Night Clubs are closed
- Gyms to remain closed till 11th June, other outdoor sporting facilities will remain open
- Schools remain open
- Restaurants will remain open but will provide eat-in services at not more than 50% capacity
- Hotels are open
- Markets will operate
- Interstate travels will continue under strict Covid-19 guidelines
- Only essential international flights will be allowed
- Gathering at worship centres should be less than 50% capacity
- Mass gatherings outside work settings should have a maximum of 50 people in an enclosed space.
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