(Bloomberg) --
Rwanda will from Monday ease one of the toughest lockdowns enforced in Africa to curb the coronavirus outbreak by restricting movement only between 8:00 p.m. And 5:00 a.m.
Essential staff in public and private businesses will be allowed to go back to work, some traders will return to markets, while hotels and restaurants will open until 7:00 p.m., according to an emailed statement from the office of the Prime Minister. Transporters will move passengers who are required to wear masks and observe social distance.
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Places of worship, schools, sporting facilities, bars and public gatherings remain suspended, according to the statement.
Rwanda, which enforced a lockdown since March 21, has reported 243 confirmed Covid-19 cases and no deaths.
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