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Since September 1, restaurants and shopping centers can only be accessed with COVID-19 passports
Baku/01.09.21/Turan: Since September 1, access to restaurants, large shopping centers, educational institutions and hotels in Azerbaijan is permissible with COVID-19 passports that confirm vaccination or certificate of immunity.
Besides, 80% of employees of public agencies, life support services, educational institutions, healthcare facilities and public catering were supposed to receive the first dose of the Сoronavirus vaccine by September 1 .
By October 1, they should fully complete the vaccination course or receive a certificate of immunity.
For violation of these rules, the owners of the said objects - physical entities will be fined 200-400 manats, legal entities-3000-4000 manats.
As of August 31, 6 million 805.740 doses of COVID-19 vaccines have so far been used in Azerbaijan.
Note that 4 million 113.716 were vaccinated with the first dose; 2 million 692.024 with the second dose. - 03B-
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