The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine published a resolution that changed the quarantine rules and restrictions on September 13. In particular, yellow and green COVID certificates were introduced. These rules will start working on September 20, although the week after the publication of the decree expires on September 21. The resolution was published on the Government portal.

Thus, the information was confirmed that the changes to Resolution No. 1236 allowed the business, which will be in the yellow zone, to independently choose: to serve only vaccinated persons or everyone, but in compliance with the restrictions of the yellow zone.

The same document introduces a new definition of COVID certificates: yellow or green. Yellow means one dose of vaccine, and green means a full course of vaccination.

An important condition for the operation of institutions in the yellow zone is that at least 80% of the institution's employees are vaccinated against coronavirus with at least one dose of vaccine.. That is, in order to work, at least 80% of the employees of the institution must have yellow or green certificates..

To work in the red zone - 100% of employees must be fully vaccinated. Services in this area will also only be available to fully vaccinated persons..

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