Cinemas, Children's Entertainment Centers to Open from April 1

Based on the decision of the Coordinating Council, cinemas and children’s entertainment centers will reopen from April 1.

In addition, from tomorrow, March 19, live music will be allowed in restaurants.

By the decision of the Coordinating Council, the curfew from 9 PM to 5 AM remains in force. The government officials explain that curfew is “one of the best ways to reduce public mobility.”

By Ana Dumbadze

Cinemas, Children’s Entertainment Centers to Open from April 1

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