The existing nighttime curfew and other restrictions have been extended until April 2, the Prince’s Government announced on Thursday afternoon.
The rules governing lunchtime service in Monaco’s restaurants stay in place, as does the requirement for ‘teleworking’ – working from home.
The Government said that the coronavirus is still circulating within the Principality, with a slight rebound following the holidays in February.
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The current health situation “requires us not to lower our guard,” the Government said, adding that hygiene measures should also be followed in the home setting.
FILE PHOTO: Screenshot of HSH Prince Albert
