Ukraine's April 2020 quarantine rules: masks, pairs and over-60s
A look back at the restrictions that took effect in Ukraine on 6 April 2020, days before the covered date.
What did life under quarantine look like in Ukraine on 10 April 2020? By then, a set of restrictions from the Cabinet of Ministers had been in force for several days, having taken effect on 6 April 2020.
The rules banned being in public places without a mask or respirator, or without identity documents. They also prohibited walks in parks and public gardens, and moving around in a group of more than two people.
The government also obliged people over 60 to self-isolate for the duration of the quarantine, as part of its response to coronavirus disease 2019 in Ukraine.
The measures were reported on 6 April 2020, so the picture on 10 April 2020 was of rules still new to the public.
