Mongolia allows cafes and restaurants to work for take-outs and deliveries only amid coronavirus case surge

AKIPRESS.COM - Mongolian State Emergency Commission extended heightened emergency preparedness until June 30 due to rise in daily coronavirus cases.
Mayor of Ulaanbaatar D.Sumiyabazar has issued an ordinance to intensify preventative measures against the pandemic. Under the ordinance, all types of food production and services (restaurants, cafes, food chains, coffee shops, food courts, buffets, eateries, etc) are allowed to stay open only for take-out and delivery for one week from June 17, Thursday, Montsame reports.
In addition, operations of tourist camps and resorts are suspended during this period, and retail and wholesale shops and service places that are not included in the restriction will open between 7 AM and 10 PM. The governor also ordered to accelerate the cleaning and disinfection measures of public places, streets and roads.
Mongolia reported 2,642 new cases of coronavirus, 11 deaths on June 17.