Restaurant terraces reopen after COVID-19 restrictions ease 11 images Created 25 Apr 2021
Terraces of restaurants are allowed to reopen and welcome guests again after vaccination against the COVID-19 corona virus reached 3.5 million people in Budapest, Hungary.
Unlike recently opened shops, visiting the reopened open air terraces is not limited in number of visitor, and social distancing is not regulated. Guests aren't needed to wear face mask during their consumption, mask is only mandatory for waiters and other restaurant workers.
Meanwhile rate of new infections is around 2-3000 cases daily with around 200 death daily. Total number of infections is 760 thousands in Hungary.
Hungarian government plans to allow further facilities to open again as the country wide vaccination progresses, but most of them are planned to require a certificate of vaccination to attend.
Unlike recently opened shops, visiting the reopened open air terraces is not limited in number of visitor, and social distancing is not regulated. Guests aren't needed to wear face mask during their consumption, mask is only mandatory for waiters and other restaurant workers.
Meanwhile rate of new infections is around 2-3000 cases daily with around 200 death daily. Total number of infections is 760 thousands in Hungary.
Hungarian government plans to allow further facilities to open again as the country wide vaccination progresses, but most of them are planned to require a certificate of vaccination to attend.
