The Lithuanian government on April 22 extended the nationwide coronavirus lockdown until May 11, but gave the green light for museums, libraries, outdoor cafes, hairdressers and beauty salons, and all retail stores, including those located in shopping malls, to reopen starting April 27.
It also allowed resuming driving and aviation exams, and reopening certain outdoor sports fields, such as golf and tennis courts, and zoos and botanical gardens.
However, people will not be allowed to visit cultural, leisure, entertainment and sports establishments in gr...
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