Here is everything that will change from Saturday in Monaco

As of Saturday, the government is again easing the health measures in force in the Principality. Conditions of reception in restaurants, health pass, curfew, mask, teleworking... We take stock.
"The situation is favourable but the battle is not won", summarised the Minister of State, Pierre Dartout, at a press conference on Thursday, on the eve of the entry into force of a new series of health measures.

MIDNIGHT CURFEW 

However, the curfew is again shifted by one hour, from 11pm to midnight (and still until 6am).

A 15-minute exemption is maintained for restaurant customers to go home.

INCREASED ACCESS TO RESTAURANTS

The conditions for welcoming customers to restaurants have been expanded. They will now be able to admit residents of the Alpes-Maritimes department and nearby Liguria, as far as San Remo.

"Because the figures show an improvement in the incidence rate in these two neighbouring areas", the Minister of State justified.
The number of guests per table remains limited, but has been increased from six to eight people. And the spacing between tables has been reduced to 1 metre instead of 1.5 metres, on the terrace only.

REOPENING OF BARS LATE AT NIGHT

A reduction in the number of bars, cafés and tea rooms is also planned. Service may be provided without time restrictions "other than those arising from the usual legal provisions", and in compliance with the curfew.

However, seated service only is permitted. "Musical entertainment - recorded or live - remains authorised provided that it does not exceed 74 decibels and that there is no dancing", said Didier Gamerdinger, Government Councillor - Minister for Social Affairs and Health.

STILL NO SPAS AND NIGHTCLUBS !