Spain, Singapore, Thailand, Peru, Poland and other 15 countries "unblocked"!

Five months have passed since the outbreak of the epidemic at home to the outbreak overseas. As a result of the emergency prevention measures and treatment taken by all countries, the data of confirmed cases and infection rates have declined significantly so far. Therefore, many countries have started to "unseal" and resume normal work and life.

Let's take a look at the progress of the following 15 countries

Peru

In order to ensure the effective operation of import trade logistics under the outbreak, Peru issued an administrative order.
All goods imported into Peru will be released by electronic digital customs clearance (telex release).

Spain

Spain's football league will resume playing host to foreign visitors from June 8, the prime minister announced on May 23.

From May 25, areas not seriously affected by the outbreak will be allowed to enter the second phase of "unblocking", which means beaches and swimming pools will be opened and some schools will reopen.
Some shops will be allowed to reopen.

Spain lifted a ban on direct flights to and from Italy on May 19, Reuters reported.

Spain's ports are operating more slowly than ever, and everything else is normal.

Mali

A curfew has been lifted in Mali to allow educational institutions to consider opening after 2 June.
The malian border remains closed, but the movement of goods and freight is not affected.

Italy

Italy, which reopened its retail sector on May 18th, reopened places such as gyms on May 25th and reopened its border on June 3rd, is gradually restarting its economy.

Bangladesh

According to Bangladesh, Bangladesh and India added five new ports of call to the existing waterway agreement on May 20. Bangladesh added Chilmari, Rajshahi, Sultanganj, Daudkandi and Bahadurabad.

Poland

Poland will resume cancelled passenger flights in three phases, the country's deputy infrastructure minister announced on social media on May 23.

In the first phase, polish domestic passenger flights will resume on June 1.

The second phase will see the gradual resumption of passenger flights to and from eu countries.

Third stage, international flights go around.

International railway, sea and air freight transport is not restricted and may operate.

Oman

Oman's ministry of transport announced on May 21 that it will reopen the port and the operation of cruise ships and sightseeing ships, and gradually unblock them.

The British

It is understood that the British prime minister will hold a press conference on May 28, announced: "put the summer in the hands of the British people."

From June 1, the UK is expected to go further, with all outdoor activities and outdoor market stalls, including outdoor markets and non-essential shops, open except for pubs.

Belgium

On May 25th Belgium extended the ban, allowing some schools to reopen.

Belgium plans to "lift the ban" in June, when all hotels, restaurants and cafes will reopen.

Iran

Iranian primary and secondary schools reopened on May 16.
On May 24, Iran's museums and historic sites reopened to coincide with eid celebrations marking the end of the holy month of Ramadan.

Commercial restaurants will reopen after Ramadan and sports activities will resume across the country.

uzbekistan

Uzbek authorities decided on May 22 to allow some regional parks, museums and art galleries to open from that day.

The United States

On May 20, U.S. vice President mike pence said, "the economy has started to restart in all 50 states."

US President Donald trump said on Thursday that if a second novel coronavirus outbreak broke out in the us, "the us would not shut down their country"...

Singapore

Singapore's partial lockdown measures will expire on June 1 and will not be extended beyond that date. The restrictions will be gradually eased in three phases starting from June 2.
To enable nationals to travel overseas to carry out necessary activities.

The civil aviation authority of Singapore has announced that it will gradually allow passengers to transfer in Singapore from June 2.

Japan

Japanese prime minister shinzo Abe announced at a press conference on the evening of May 25 that the state of emergency has been lifted in the country's 47 prefectures.

Serbia

Nikola tesla airport will reopen on May 18.
From June 1, quarantine rules between Serbia and Bulgaria will be lifted.