Poland plans no new restrictions despite hike in coronavirus infections

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People wearing protective masks enjoy walking in the Lazienki Royal Park after loosening of the lockdown measures by the government, Warsaw, Poland. — Reuters
People wearing protective masks enjoy walking in the Lazienki Royal Park after loosening of the lockdown measures by the government, Warsaw, Poland. — Reuters

Polish Deputy Prime Minister Jadwiga Emilewicz said that she saw no need to introduce new restrictions or reinstate previous ones despite a sudden hike in new infections over the weekend, Reuters reports.

“There are no plans to do so,” Emilewicz told private broadcaster Polsat News.

Poland recorded 575 new coronavirus infections, with a similar number reported on Saturday.

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