The most important information is that Bolesławiec and Bolesławiec County remain in the yellow zone. The same applies to Legnica, Jelenia Góra and Zgorzelec.

Lubin and Legnica and Lubin counties will enter the red zone from Saturday, 17 October.

Yellow zone (Bolesławiec, Jelenia Góra and Zgorzelec counties):

  • restaurants may be open from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Every other table may be occupied. After 9:00 p.m., only takeaway orders are permitted
  • a limited number of passengers on public transport—50% of seats or 30% of all places may be occupied
  • from 19 October—a limit on the number of people at weddings and other celebrations—to 20 people, with no dancing permitted
  • religious ceremonies may be attended by a maximum of 1 person per 4 square metres
  • public gatherings may include up to 25 people
  • hybrid learning is required at higher-education institutions and post-primary schools
  • sporting events will take place without spectators
  • at cultural events, audiences may occupy up to 25% of the available seats
  • swimming pools, water parks and gyms are closed.

Red zone (Legnica and Lubin counties)—all restrictions applying in the yellow zone are also in force in the red zone, plus:

  • a limit of 5 people per checkout in retail establishments
  • from 19 October—a ban on organising private celebrations, including weddings, funeral receptions and other events
  • during religious ceremonies, no more than 1 person per 7 square metres
  • public gatherings may include up to 10 people
  • remote learning is required at higher-education institutions and post-primary schools, except for practical classes.
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Stay safe—follow the DDMA principle

Our health depends on mutual responsibility. Everyone can influence how quickly the epidemic is brought under control. How can we do this? Simply follow the DDMA principle, which helps us protect ourselves and others:

  • D for distance
  • D for disinfection
  • M for mask
  • A for the STOP COVID—ProteGO Safe app

Keeping at least 1.5 metres away from other people, washing hands frequently with soap and water and disinfecting them, as well as covering the mouth and nose in public spaces, are basic measures that help reduce the risk of coronavirus infection.

The STOP COVID—ProteGO Safe app also supports efforts to combat the threat. It is completely safe, free and voluntary. Importantly, the more people use it, the faster and more effectively we can limit the pace and spread of coronavirus.