In public places, groups of more than 6 people are prohibited. In case of non-compliance with this requirement, a fine of 200 Euro applies. The use of facemasks is mandatory for people from the age of 3 in all public places both indoors and outdoors (especially on public transport, airport terminal, retail outlets and ferries) and it is strongly recommended to wear a facemask when visiting elderly or vulnerable people. In case of non-compliance with the measure, a fine of 100 Euros; (reduced to 50 Euros; on admission of fault and payment) will be imposed. Physical distancing (2 metres) and other public health measures such as hand hygiene and use of facemasks are required according to specific sector guidelines. Weddings and religious activities have been suspended, but funerals can still take place according to established safety protocols. All shops selling non-essential goods, such as; clothes, jewellery, furniture, souvenirs, toyshops, florists, haberdashery, and perfumeries have been closed. As of 11 March, restaurants and ancillary services in hotels are required to close and only room service can be provided Restaurants, kiosks and snack bars can only offer take-away service. Theatres, museums and cinemas are required to close as of 11 March 2021. Hairdressers, barbers, beauty shops, nail technicians and tattooists have been closed. The same applies to establishments such as gyms and pools.