Corona Cabinet: businesses that have one-on-one reception - can function

Posted on Oct 26, 2020 by Ifi Reporter - Dan Bielski

The Corona Cabinet has confirmed that businesses that have one-on-one reception, such as hairdressers, beauty salons, driving lessons and non-medical treatments, will return to activity this coming Sunday. In addition, studies in grades 1-4 and afternoons will open next week according to the established outline - grades 1-2 in half grades for a week-week or half-week-half-week, and grades 3-4 in capsules. In the afternoons there is more mixing between first and second grades, as long as there are no more than 28 students in each group.
Finance Minister Israel Katz and Economy Minister Amir Peretz voted against opening hairdressers and beauty salons in protest of their desire to open businesses more widely. Minister Peretz and Interior Minister Aryeh Deri voted against the outline of the study following their demand to return to regular learning in first and second grades throughout the week.
The Ministerial Forum will convene again on Thursday to decide on the issue of opening street shops and B & Bs. The Ministers of Health, Finance and Science and the head of the National Security Council will present the possibility of reducing the outline of the quarantine to five to seven stages instead of nine.


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