Bulgaria reopens parks for parents with kids, dog walks
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Bulgaria’s health ministry said that it has decided to reopen public parks for parents with children aged 12 and younger, as well as for dog owners, regional news portal SeeNews reports.
A padlocked park in Sofia, Bulgaria, locked due to the coronavirus crisis. Now parks are to be opened, albeit with some restrictions. Photo by VenDiG / Shutterstock.com
Children accompanied by their parents will be allowed to visit parks between 9:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m., while dog walks will be allowed before and after those times, the ministry said in a statement on April 26.
However, the use of sports facilities and children’s playgrounds remains prohibited, SeeNews warned.
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