
The Ministry of Health of Belarus announced the introduction of a mask regime in Minsk for employees and visitors to all objects of the capital without exception. It is also necessary to wear a mask in public transport, metro, minibuses and taxis.
Monitoring compliance with the requirements for combating COVID-19 and other viral infections in the city will be strengthened from November 12. The heads of all organizations in Minsk are required to conduct the necessary sanitary and anti-epidemic measures, the ministry noted.
Earlier, the obligatory mask regime was also introduced throughout the Gomel region, in Mogilev, in Bobruisk, in Lidsky, Chausky, Krichevsky, Klichevsky, Ostvichi, Polotsk, Orshansky, Novopolotsky, Dribinsky, Krasnopolsky, Miorsky, Shumilinsky districts.
As of November 11, 109,357 people with a positive test on Covid-19 were registered in the republic. The increase per day was 1057 cases.