The pools will be open however, but only some will be able to use them. The Ministry of Sport announced new safety rules in the yellow and red zones regarding the use of swimming pools during the coronavirus pandemic.
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The swimming pools will be available to people practicing sports as part of sports competitions, sports activities or sports events, as well as students and pupils – as part of classes at the university or at school – the Ministry of Sport informed.
This is the result of negotiations with Otyla Jędrzejczak, who on Friday talked about this topic with Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Sport Piotr Gliński and Deputy Minister of the Ministry Anna Krupa.
– I think we managed to find a compromise in this difficult epidemiological situation. Of course, today’s epidemiological situation requires us to comply with the restrictions, so please – take care of yourself, cover your mouth and nose, keep your distance. Now I have to believe that I will succeed and wait for the regulations – Otylia Jędrzejczak told her on her Facebook profile.
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It was not long before the ministry responded. According to the new rules, the pools will be opened, but not to everyone.
Coronavirus. Who can go to the pool?
- people who practice sports as part of sports competition, sports activities or sports events,
- students and pupils – as part of classes at the university or school
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Let us remind you that on Thursday, at a specially organized press conference, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki and Minister of Health Adam Niedzielski presented new safety rules in connection with the pandemic developing in Poland coronawirusa. Not only swimming pools have been closed, but also gyms, aqua parks and stadiums.
At the moment, the government has only changed its mind about the pools. Gyms are still closed to everyone, although the fitness industry has announced protests.
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