Mauritius beaches are set to reopen on Thursday, three months after they were closed due to coronavirus, a report says. This comes as the southern African country relaxes some of its Covid-19 restrictions.
Mauritius is set to reopen its white sandy beaches on Thursday, three months after they were closed due to coronavirus, a report says.
According to BBC, this came as the southern African country relaxed some of its Covid-19 restrictions.
? Ready to start exploring #Mauritius beaches again! pic.twitter.com/Slx75DWjnw
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The new restrictions allowed a maximum of 50 people for both public and private gatherings.
Sports halls, gyms, and places of worship have also been allowed to reopen, the report said.
Parks also opened, as well as restaurants, food courts, and fast-food outlets.
Cinemas, casinos, bars, and discotheques remained closed.
Beaches reopening tomorrow in Mauritius Island pic.twitter.com/NJHXwi6EZ5
— Mauritius Island (@MauritiusGuide) June 30, 2021
Some of the business restrictions were eased at the beginning of May, allowing markets to reopen, Garda World reported.
A number of non-essential businesses and facilities had remained closed.
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Compiled by Betha Madhomu
