Wellington (May 17, 2020) The Prime Minister of New Zealand was barred from entering the cafe, which has no social space, and Prime Minister Jacinda Arden and guests had to return. According to media reports, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Arden set an example of law enforcement. Prime Minister Jacinda Arden arrives at a well-known cafe in Wellington with her partner, Clark Gayford.
But there were no empty tables, and social distance laws were being strictly enforced because of the corona virus. When the Prime Minister arrived, he was told by an employee that there were no empty tables and no seating. Hearing this, Prime Minister Jacinda Arden had just left quietly when some people emptied the table and got up and came out.
At which the cafe employee went back and told the Prime Minister that a table was empty. Now you can come and eat. Prime Minister Jacinda Arden returned to the cafe, had breakfast with her partner and left. On social media, the hotel manager said that the Prime Minister was treated with courtesy, even though the cafe management treated the Prime Minister like a normal guest.
In response to a tweet on social media, Gayford said it was his fault because he had not pre-booked the cafe. It should be noted that New Zealand is one of the countries in the world that has eased the lock down by defeating Corona. New Zealand has begun easing lock downs in the country after largely controlling the corona virus and has now allowed a maximum of 50 people to attend funerals, up from 10 previously. Was
According to media reports, a statement issued by the Interior Ministry said that the alert level in the country has now been reduced to level two, under which shops, restaurants, cinemas and other public places have been allowed to open. Under these rules, gatherings can be attended by up to 100 people.
But there were no empty tables, and social distance laws were being strictly enforced because of the corona virus. When the Prime Minister arrived, he was told by an employee that there were no empty tables and no seating. Hearing this, Prime Minister Jacinda Arden had just left quietly when some people emptied the table and got up and came out.
At which the cafe employee went back and told the Prime Minister that a table was empty. Now you can come and eat. Prime Minister Jacinda Arden returned to the cafe, had breakfast with her partner and left. On social media, the hotel manager said that the Prime Minister was treated with courtesy, even though the cafe management treated the Prime Minister like a normal guest.
In response to a tweet on social media, Gayford said it was his fault because he had not pre-booked the cafe. It should be noted that New Zealand is one of the countries in the world that has eased the lock down by defeating Corona. New Zealand has begun easing lock downs in the country after largely controlling the corona virus and has now allowed a maximum of 50 people to attend funerals, up from 10 previously. Was
According to media reports, a statement issued by the Interior Ministry said that the alert level in the country has now been reduced to level two, under which shops, restaurants, cinemas and other public places have been allowed to open. Under these rules, gatherings can be attended by up to 100 people.
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