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In Turkey, from July 1, the weakening of quarantine. Have masks been canceled on the streets?
Infa has appeared that curfew is canceled from July 1, music is allowed until 24.00, etc. But not a word about masks. Are they still required outside the hotel?
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Also, there is no information about the abolition of the HES code, which would be quite logical, with the abolition of quarantine.
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answered 3 years ago
TombArthur, just at the expense of the HES code, they wrote that it will continue to be needed and, on the contrary, they will expand the number of objects where it will be scanned. Type for security and contact tracing. In principle, this is not a very big problem. But I can hardly imagine people on the streets in masks in 35 ° heat. In May, at 26 °, we went outside the hotel in masks, and that was very hard. (((
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answered 3 years ago
Where did you get the nonsense about masks on the street????? What kind of masks?????
You can’t go to the store without a maxi, to your favorite waikiki, corefurs and migros ...
But you can just walk down the street without a mask. Enough hysteria already....
You can’t go to the store without a maxi, to your favorite waikiki, corefurs and migros ...
But you can just walk down the street without a mask. Enough hysteria already....
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answered 3 years ago
Alexandr, you haven't been to Turkey for a long time! )))
We were in May, now we are flying again. On the street outside the hotel is really impossible without a mask. The fine is very large. Gendarmerie cars drive and monitor this. Along the promenade along the sea in Side, where only tourists walked, they didn’t really follow, and we took off our masks. But along the road, where there are shops, they really checked there.
We were in May, now we are flying again. On the street outside the hotel is really impossible without a mask. The fine is very large. Gendarmerie cars drive and monitor this. Along the promenade along the sea in Side, where only tourists walked, they didn’t really follow, and we took off our masks. But along the road, where there are shops, they really checked there.
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answered 3 years ago
Alexandr-, well, you are not sleeping, turn on, there is a pandemic in the world)
A man is walking in Cappadocia, along the valley, deserted for kilometers around. A police car pulls up and asks to put on a mask.
A man is walking in Cappadocia, along the valley, deserted for kilometers around. A police car pulls up and asks to put on a mask.
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answered 3 years ago
nataha33
Those. should we continue to be aware that everyone can be locked up in self-isolation just because you rode on a bus with a covid Turk or some kind of tourist? For this, the hash code is also convenient.
Those. should we continue to be aware that everyone can be locked up in self-isolation just because you rode on a bus with a covid Turk or some kind of tourist? For this, the hash code is also convenient.
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answered 3 years ago
TombArthur, that's right! ))) We did not take risks and ordered an individual transfer for the second time. In city buses in small towns, the HES code is not required. In May, in Turkey, we were never asked for a code at all, just like a PCR test. Maybe now they will ask, we'll see. In any case, I planned shopping in the shopping center at the end of my vacation, in case there were infected people in the stores, we managed to fly home. ;)
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answered 3 years ago
Damn, this really annoys me, because. already planned and paid for a 2 week family trip in Turkey... ppt just
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answered 3 years ago
TombArthur, tune in to the positive! Everything will be OK! Turkey is always beautiful, even during a pandemic! ;)
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answered 3 years ago
nataha33
Yes, I have not been for a long time ... Almost 2 years. But very soon I will be in Kemer and check where the truth is. People who are now in Kemer write that wearing masks on the street is not necessary, you write something else...
Let's see how it really is.
Yes, I have not been for a long time ... Almost 2 years. But very soon I will be in Kemer and check where the truth is. People who are now in Kemer write that wearing masks on the street is not necessary, you write something else...
Let's see how it really is.
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answered 3 years ago
Apyatka
Yesterday, Rush Today reported that a lockdown had been declared in Cappadocia.
Yesterday, Rush Today reported that a lockdown had been declared in Cappadocia.
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answered 3 years ago
and today I read that they will selectively do repeated tests ... however, it is not clear at whose expense the banquet
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answered 3 years ago
Wearing a mask on the street is mandatory everywhere in Turkey, without a mask you can be fined
Most of the tourists do not wear masks on the territory of the hotels.
Most of the tourists do not wear masks on the territory of the hotels.
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answered 3 years ago
Guys, something is wrong with you .... We have been in Fethiye for three weeks, Calis. On the streets, only a few elderly Turks wear masks. No police, hes code was asked once, when settling in apartments. In shops, taxis, dolmushes - yes, everyone is wearing masks. On the beach, street, ship, restaurant (visitors), hotel - without. There are, however, a couple of gifted Muslim women who hang out by the pool in a hijab, a hat, dark glasses and a mask on top. Plus 32 now, if that. The spectacle is not for the faint of heart, like the invisible man :) , but this is not a problem with covid. On Sunday, a lockdown for locals, everything is closed everywhere, tourists are not concerned. And then ... if it’s too much, you can knock on the door, say, at a store, and the roller shutter will rise for a couple of minutes.
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answered 3 years ago
Pachok do you like apartments, where do you live? What price? Will you provide contacts? I really like Chalysh, but the place where I lived has ceased to present itself on booking.com.
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answered 3 years ago
06/19/21 returned from Turkey (Side region), wearing masks was mandatory only indoors. On the street, masks were not worn at all, while there were no problems with the police, although we met with them quite often. With all this, when we returned home, then at the Antalya airport, when boarding the plane, the Turkish woman very insistently demanded that we put on a "medical mask" and not reusable ones in which we were.
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answered 3 years ago
We were in Kemer, in the villages of Tekirova and Chamyuva, in Phaselis from June 2 to 9 - no one wears masks on the street, the locals themselves have already relaxed and in shops, at the bazaar masks through one) In Phaselis, Terek families rest in the lagoons - all without masks, of course, a police car is standing nearby, no complaints about people. In minibuses and taxis - yes, they immediately warn about the mask at the entrance, and in large shopping centers, chain stores too - the mask is required)) It seems to me that now the Turks should be more concerned than foreign tourists - guests from Russia are coming to them, and there is a surge of the epidemic, and a new strain ...
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answered 3 years ago
Apyatka, adjusted for the fact that I do not like the rest of the "savage" and am not enthusiastic about Calis, the apartments are excellent - Daphne Residence. We booked them on booking, the cost is 60 euros per day, this is a two-room seaview, there are more modest and a little cheaper. The hostess said that it is possible without booking directly, it will be cheaper, no prepayment is needed, the calculation is better in euros, dollars are also accepted. They have a website, google it. Cleaning every three days with a change of towels, the pool is clean, food sources are close. The embankment does not reach here a little, but this is even better - there are few people and you can spank the sea directly from the room.
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answered 3 years ago
The embankment is being renovated now, the coating is being changed, trees are being planted, cement dust is periodically worn, it is better not to settle there. Food prices are low, except for fresh fish and meat. The exchange rate of the lira has fallen significantly, and the products have not yet caught up with it, all vegetables, fruits, dairy, cheeses are obtained much cheaper than in Kyiv, meat, eggs and fish - at about the same price as ours. Many of ours, many Turkish families are simple, not intelligentsia :)
The disadvantages of Daphne include the neighborhood of these large and not very cultured families, who are settled in triple rooms with ten people and behave very loudly. Camping is also set up next door on the shore, but surprisingly there is no interference from it.
Dogs roam the beach and leave the "pyramids of Cheops", but since the middle of the month, the beach has been better monitored. And the water in the sea has warmed up, now it is about 25. The wind is constant and strong.
The disadvantages of Daphne include the neighborhood of these large and not very cultured families, who are settled in triple rooms with ten people and behave very loudly. Camping is also set up next door on the shore, but surprisingly there is no interference from it.
Dogs roam the beach and leave the "pyramids of Cheops", but since the middle of the month, the beach has been better monitored. And the water in the sea has warmed up, now it is about 25. The wind is constant and strong.
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answered 3 years ago
Thanks!
Ah, I remember Daphne. We dubbed it "the saddest hotel". In September, only 2 rooms were occupied there. Apparently, there was a repair, the yard looked sad.
Ah, I remember Daphne. We dubbed it "the saddest hotel". In September, only 2 rooms were occupied there. Apparently, there was a repair, the yard looked sad.
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answered 3 years ago
Yes, you won't be fooled here. Quiet and calm, at the beginning of June there were also two or three rooms occupied, now it is almost a full complex. It's better on the inside than on the outside :)
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answered 3 years ago
Well, that's another matter .... So I thought. No one fines if you are without a mask on the street.
Another horror story, not invented by everyone ...
After all, give free rein to some, they write to the point that they go to the toilet in a mask ...
Another horror story, not invented by everyone ...
After all, give free rein to some, they write to the point that they go to the toilet in a mask ...
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answered 3 years ago
The more tantrums, the longer the WHO will not remove the pandemic mode. It is very profitable for them, they are not fools ... They dreamed for so many years, about 10 years ago they already tried to inflate the "typhoid flu" and SARS to epidemics ... But then they managed it thinly, but with the crown it burst ...
What kind of pandemic are we talking about if the European Football Championship is taking place, the Olympics will be held in Japan ...
I really hope that by the fall the cranks from WHO will be shut up
What kind of pandemic are we talking about if the European Football Championship is taking place, the Olympics will be held in Japan ...
I really hope that by the fall the cranks from WHO will be shut up
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