WILLEMSTAD - The so-called Time Out has again been extended by ten days until February 17. Prime Minister Gilmar Pisas announced this during the press conference on Friday morning. The curfew will start one hour later than what it is now.
The infection rates are still too high, says Pisas. "That is why the measures will remain in force. No new measures will be added, just some adjustments."
The curfew starts one hour later. The Toke de Keda applies from February 7th from 00:00 am to 04:30 am. Catering establishments, casinos and theaters must close their doors at 11 p.m. Public transport is allowed to run until midnight. The bus drivers must be home by 01:00.
The changes will take effect from February 7. Pisas emphasizes that the changes in the measures do not give rise to a 'free for all'. The Prime Minister is calling on everyone to get the booster shot.