latest good news about curfew and quarantine for Pakistani from Turkey, travel restrictions update

Quarantine restrictions lifted on july 1st
Monday, June 21
Amid a nationwide fall in COVID-19 cases, Turkey is set to end pandemic curfews as of July 1, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan announced on June 21.

Turkey will also lift intercity travel restrictions and restrictions on urban public transport and the country will return to normal working order in public institutions and organizations as of July 1.

Musical activities may be performed until 12 at midnight, according to the government’s decisions taken at a three-hour-plus cabinet meeting at the presidential complex in the capital Ankara.

Turkey had been implementing a curfew from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. from Monday to Saturday, and a full lockdown on Sundays.

On June 1, Turkey eased some measures to fight the virus as the number of virus cases in the country dropped following a 17-day lockdown.

Erdogan says Turkey easing Covid-19 curbs further as of July

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said Turkey will further relax restrictions imposed to curb the spread of coronavirus after the number of daily cases fell to around 5,000.

Following a cabinet meeting, Erdogan announced the lifting from July 1 of lockdowns that had been imposed on Sundays and curfews after 1900 GMT on weekdays.

Turkey started easing curbs in recent weeks, limiting the lockdown to Sunday and opening restaurants to a limited number of guests, after daily cases began to fall from a peak above 60,000 in April.

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