Coronavirus #103 – Szczecin now a Yellow Zone

Marta Kufel

The Council of Ministers has decided that starting from 3 October (Saturday) Szczecin will be a Yellow Zone. This is in response to the recent increase in the number of COVID-19 infections in our City. The decision means more changes and restrictions for residents.
The City of Szczecin stays in regular contact with the Sanitary and Epidemiological Service (SANEPID), and will continue to follow its guidelines – this applies to city events and institutions of culture. Dear residents, please use your good judgement and act responsibly. This is the only way for us to avoid becoming a Red Zone, where restrictions are much stricter.
Below you can read about restrictions for people living in a Yellow Zone
Congresses and fairs
- 1 person per 4 sq. m
Sports events
- no more than 25% of seats can be occupied
Cultural events
- no more than 25% of indoor seats can be occupied
- no more than 25% of outdoor seats can be occupied at sports facilities
- no more than 100 persons on any open space
Restaurants
- 1 person per 4 sq. m
Hotels
- open, except for clubs and discos
Amusement parks, funfairs and leisure parks
- 1 person per 10 sq. m
Gyms
- 1 person per 7 sq. m
Cinemas
- no more than 25% of seats can be occupied
Sanatoriums, rehabilitation services and spas
- can be used by persons tested negative up to 6 days before the start of their stay
Meetings
- no more than 150 people
Churches
- face masks are obligatory indoors
- outdoors everyone has to either wear a face mask or keep a distance of 1.5 m to other people
Wedding receptions and other celebrations
- no more than 100 people
Public transport
- 100% of seats or 50% of seats and 50% of standing room can be occupied
- everyone has to wear face masks
You must wear face masks
- in urban transport
- in places available to general public, or keep a distance of 1.5 to other people
- in the workplace/ public buildings
- in commercial buildings
- during religious services (also at cemeteries)
Trade
- gloves/disinfection
Night clubs and discos
- closed
Beauty parlours, hair salons and tattoo shops
- only personnel and current clients
For more information, please visit the Government website.