Community centers, libraries and recycling centers will be closed and houses of worship will no longer be able to hold regular services, except for funerals and weddings.

Mr. Drakford said that after the mid-term break, primary schools and private schools will reopen.

During the fire outbreak, people will be barred from meeting people outside their homes, both indoors and outdoors, with anyone who is not living with them, except for those who live alone.

They should stay home, except for limited purposes such as playing sports, and they should work from home wherever possible.

Gatherings are prohibited, including Halloween celebrations, fireworks or bonfire night celebrations.

Non-essential travel within Wales has been mainly banned as border restrictions on travel to the country increase.

As of Friday October 16, people who live in areas with high levels of Coronavirus are living in England, Scotland and Northern Ireland. Travel to Wales is not permitted.

Scotland

Prime Minister Nicola Sturgeon said that in England a graded alert system would “give an idea” of a similar plan being proposed in Scotland.

It will be discussed by MSPs after the October holiday and could come into effect when the stricter measures are relaxed on October 25th.

Bars, bars, restaurants and cafes outside of central Scotland can only conduct internal business between 6am and 6pm and do not serve alcoholic beverages, although alcoholic drinks can be served until 10pm outside.

But licensed bars and restaurants in five health authority regions – Greater Glasgow, Clyde, Lanarkshire, Ayrshire, Aran, Lothian and Forth Valley – have been forced to close to everyone except for takeaway service until October 26.

Snooker halls, the pool, indoor bowling, casinos and bingo lounges are closed and no live outdoor events are permitted in these five areas.

In addition, shops have been required to return to two meters of physical distancing and re-take measures from earlier in the pandemic such as one-way systems.

In terms of seeing friends and family, people cannot meet other people from another home unless they are part of an “extended family,” available to people who live alone or with children under the age of 18 only.

People can meet outdoors in groups of up to six people, excluding children under 12 years old, of more than two families, and a maximum of six people from two families can meet in public indoor places such as cafes, bars and restaurants.

Sturgeon Scotts advised against traveling to high-risk areas in England because she singled out Blackpool as “associated with a large and growing number of Covid cases in Scotland.”