The hairdresser’s services, such as hair washing, dying, arranging and cutting, curling and straightening, are currently provided, while the other beauty services remain banned for now, as the National Extraordinary Commission for Public Health decided recently, IPN reports.

By the same order, it is banned holding ceremonies in any public or private institution during the public health emergency. The ban can be extended, depending on the epidemiological situation related to COVID-19 in Moldova.

The football competitions forming part of Moldova’s Cup 2019-2020 were resumed on June 21. The National Football Championship 2020-2021 is to start on July 3. The competitions are organized exclusively by the Moldovan Football Federation.

The ordinance allows sportspersons authorized by the Canoeing, Archery, Sports Tourism, Alpinism, Cycling, Sports Orientation, Radio Sport, Baseball and Softball Federations of Moldova to train in the open air.

A public health emergency was declared in Moldova for the period between May 15 and June 30. On June 23, the Commission is to decide whether to extend the public health emergency or not.