Brunei further eases Covid-19-related restrictions


A number of premises and business activities are now allowed to operate at 100 per cent guest capacity, including schools, gyms and fitness centres, indoor and outdoor sports facilities, restaurants, cafes and food courts, mosques and prayer halls. - Borneo Bulletin/ANN

BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN (Xinhua): Brunei rolled out a further easing of social distancing measures on Wednesday (July 22), allowing more premises and business activities to operate at full capacity.

According to the country's Ministry of Health, some previously prohibited activities are now permitted starting from Thursday, including arcades as well as indoor and outdoor children's playgrounds.

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