Australia’s New South Wales state is implementing restrictions on «high-risk activities» such as such as singing in choirs and dancing at nightclubs and…
Australia’s New South Wales state is implementing restrictions on «high-risk activities» such as such as singing in choirs and dancing at nightclubs and bars amid concern of a fresh outbreak of COVID-19 that has spilled over from a neighboring state.
The latest prohibitions, which also limit bookings at restaurants, cafes and bars to no more than 10 people, go into effect from midnight on July 24 (10 a.m. July 23 ET), NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian announced Friday.
«We absolutely need everybody seated when they are in a venue. No dancing, no singing, no mingling,» she said.
Berejiklian said weddings and corporate events would also be limited to 150 people, while funerals and religious services would be restricted to 100.
