Movement and gatherings ban tightened further
Coronavirusschedule 30 March 2020
Only commuting, volunteer activities, living necessities and health can be a reason for travel
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POLAND The Polish government has introduced a new directive clarifying the restrictions on movement as part of its measures to combat the Covid-19 pandemic.
The obligation to stay at home will not extend to commuting or to necessary daily needs. According to the latest directive of the Minister of Health, freedom of movement will be restricted with the exception of everyday living, health and professional purposes until April 11th inclusive. The new restrictions do not apply to:
Commuting. If you are an employee, run your own business or farm, you have the right to travel to your place of work. You also have the right to buy goods and services re
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