Marche is bustling with local shoppers, but the tourist spots are in the background of quiet birds.
Currently, all museums and tourist facilities such as the Royal Palace are closed.
The total number of people infected by yesterday was 5,533, and the number of people who died was 137. Some reports have stated that domestic flights will resume ahead of international flights within a few days.
It looks like a bus terminal in the capital city of Nairobi (pictured), but since it is allowed to move across counties, it has returned to a certain level of vitality. It is mandatory to wear a mask when using a public bus or shopping at a supermarket.
The border has reopened today from June 27!
Quarantine measures at the time of entry are divided into three stages according to the infection rate, and Japan is safely classified as a country with a low infection rate.
Therefore, you only need to enter the health survey when you leave Japan. No PCR testing or quarantine measures required.
It is getting busier than before.
Cafes and restaurants are open, and the number of people wearing masks is decreasing.
Hotels and tourist destinations are steadily reopening, and I think that they are regaining their daily lives in Tunisia before the Corona.
From the end of last month, the number of newly infected persons in Egypt has remained at around one thousand to several hundred per day.
From the end of June this month, restrictions on infection control will be relaxed. The following implementation is from June 27.
The curfew at night has been lifted. Eat-in business reopening at restaurants and cafes (capacity up to 25% & up to 22:00), movie theaters and theaters reopening (capacity up to 25%), worship at mosques and churches resumed (mosque Friday service & church Sunday service) Ban).
Reference https://www.eg.emb-japa…
Even in a town that was temporarily quiet due to refraining from going out, the usual hustle and bustle is returning due to the reopening of various facilities and businesses. A mask must be worn at shopping malls, public facilities and public transportation.
Since the first domestic infection was reported on March 12, the total number of infected people in Kenya has reached 3,860. There are about 100 new infections every day, and it seems that the peak is about to begin, but the infection has not exploded, probably because of various behavior restrictions that are being implemented. WHO infection data: https://covid19.who.int…
Although it is a curfew that has been implemented all over the country since March, the time limit for the other day has changed and it is only necessary to be home by 9 pm. As a result, more and more companies are returning their work hours to normal.
Unless the restrictions on transportation from Nairobi to the suburbs that were introduced in April are relaxed, we will not be able to go to the treasure trove of wildlife such as Masai Mara and Amboseli. However, there is a possibility that domestic flight operations may resume sooner, and if this happens, it will be possible to fly from Wilson Airport to a regional national park using a propeller plane.
Here, I would like to inform you about the hotel. Since June 01, the hotels that have passed the “screening in accordance with the guidelines for health and safety measures” have resumed operations with a 50% occupancy rate. Most hotels used by Japanese customers are included. Some of the health and safety measures are as follows. *One room can accommodate up to 2 adults (aged 12 and over). Up to 1 child (under 12 years old) can stay in the same room (shared bed). *Please use the elevator within 50% of the capacity. *Staff wear temperature and wear masks and gloves daily. *We carry out temperature measurement when customers enter. Disinfectant is installed in the reception area and each place. *Check-in is online or using a disposable pen. * Disinfect your suitcase when you check in and check out. *The room is cleaned and disinfected according to the cleaning standard. As a rule, guests are required to make beds. *Prohibition of showers, saunas and massages at gyms and spas *Standard disinfectants are used in the pool. Equipment is sterilized after being used by the customer and at the end of the day. *Prohibition of buffet at restaurants. It becomes set meal and à la carte. *Temperature measurement when entering a restaurant *Hookah (shisha) is prohibited. * Use disposable cutlery (knives, forks, etc.) whenever possible. * Place disinfectant and disinfectant napkin on each table. Although it may be different from the past, we ask for your understanding and cooperation for the safety of everyone.
I went to Hahn Hariri to see the situation. Most stores are not open yet. For this reason, it is difficult for most people to pass each other, but it was sparse as shown in the picture. Some people are locals, some are wearing masks, some are wearing jaws, others are not. Tourist sites will gradually open from July, but the bazaar is not included in the early stages. You can wait for a day to restart as soon as possible.
