As from today, more Covid-19 measures are being relaxed as the number of positive cases remain low.

Restaurants and snack bars are now allowed to open with tables of 4 until midnight; Pools can reopen until 8pm for swimming only; Gyms can reopen but no classes are allowed; Day centres can reopen; Contact sports training will resume for those aged over 17 and Competitions of non-contact sports will resume, but without spectators.

Weddings can resume as from 1st of June if the numbers remain low and language schools can also reopen.

Health Authorities advised earlier this month that depending on the numbers remaining low, after the 7th of June bars and clubs can open until midnight, however customers need to be seated; cinemas, theatres, summer schools, betting shops and casinos would also be allowed to open.

Also from 7th of June, groups of 6 people will be allowed in public and tables of 6 people in restaurants, snack bars, bars and clubs will be allowed.

Health Minister Chris Fearne had said that with regards to the airport opening for tourism on the 1st of June, “this would be done cautiously, and those who are welcomed to the islands will either have to be vaccinated or produce a negative Covid-19 test before boarding the plane to Malta. In the event that one of these is not presented, the passenger will not be allowed to come to Malta.”

The Authorities also stressed that there are various other protocols that need to be followed at all times, and which can be found by clicking here.

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