Today, Turkey’s President Erdogan is heading the presidential cabinet, which will be held for the last time via video conference from Huber Mansion. The main agenda of the meeting is whether street bans imposed at weekends and restrictions imposed on children, young people and those over 65 will continue.
The cabinet, which will be held for the last time via video conference at Huber Pavilion, will be evaluated on the travel ban, which ends on June 3, as well as curfew restrictions for groups aged 65 and over and under 20.
Health Minister Fahrettin KOCA has shared following message on Twitter: “My young friends the curfew restriction has been lifted. Unfortunately, this application does not include the 15 to 20 age group, adults over 65 and children under 14 for the time being. I ask you to be patient and give us a little more time”.
In the meantime, wedding halls are also expected to be operational on the condition that they are regulated according to social distance rules.
It is reported that the opening of public resting and entertainment places, Tea Gardens, Association locales, ruins and museums as of June 1 will also be evaluated in the meeting.
President Erdogan is expected to make statement after critical meeting ends…
