To combat the growing spread of COVID-19 in Egypt, the Egyptian government took on steady ‘preventative’ measures to remain in control of the pandemic’s impact in the country. As of end of April, Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly stressed 15 key governmental decrees that remain effective until the end of Ramadan or until further notice regarding the fight against coronavirus. ARTICLE 1 A partial lock-down has been implemented in the country from 9 PM to 6 AM. This curfew is also applicable on all methods of transportation and vehicles. Only cases of emergency permit movement in public spaces during the curfew hours. ARTICLE 2 All cafes, cafeterias, casinos, and clubs continue to be closed. This is also the case for nightlife service venues such as nightclubs and bars as well as all recreation venues such as parks, gardens and beaches. Food service industries remain operational as ‘take away’ service until curfew hours where they hereby provide delivery options while adhering to all health precautions. ARTICLE 3 All commercial and craft shops, including shops for selling goods and providing services, are closed. Commercial centers, such as malls, are restricted to working hours…
