Swiss casinos allowed to reopen as of June 6
Switzerland’s casinos are allowed to reopen from Saturday as the federal government relaxes restrictions imposed to restrict the spread of COVID-19.
The Swiss Federal Council has already lifted restrictions on sure venues and has reported no increase in infection rates, leading it to vote in favor of additional easing restrictions from June 6, as reported by pk24news.
Therefore, casinos will be able to resume gaming operations on that date, after having been ordered to shut in mid-March. Spectator attendance at sporting occasions was allowed to renew as well, though this may initially be restricted to 300 people.
The Swiss authorities expect to ease restrictions further from 19 June, when it should additionally launch a session on new long-term legal guidelines for combatting the coronavirus.
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