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Alternatives to single-use plastic tableware

As part of its Zero Waste policy and in order to achieve the ambitious goal of "Zero Single-Use Plastic Waste by 2030", the Government has taken a series of measures aimed at progressively banning the following single-use plastic utensils: Since 1 January 2019: plastic straws and drink mixing sticks Sin...

CORONAVIRUS: two new positive cases identified in Monaco

The Principality's health authorities were informed on Thursday 26 March that the analysis of 2 samples proved positive for COVID-19.This therefore brings the number of people affected by the Coronavirus to 33, including one person who has now recovered.The Prince's Government reaffirms the need to observe the recom...

CORONAVIRUS: four new positive cases identified in Monaco

The Principality's health authorities were informed on Wednesday 25 March that analyses of four samples tested positive for COVID-19.This brings the number of people affected by the Coronavirus to 31, including one person who has now recovered.The Prince's Government reaffirms the need to observe the recommended pre...

COVID-19 Call Centre : The Government Strengthens Psychological Support

On 30 January 2020, the Prince's Government implemented a COVID-19 information centre for the general public.To enable the emergency services and the CHPG to focus on their primary missions, this information unit makes it possible to respond to questions, with the exception of medical protocol.Until a few days ago,...

COVID-19: Giving Blood is Still Just as Important

In this time of epidemic, the need for blood does not decrease for patients of the Princess Grace Hospital (CHPG).Thus, people who wish to do so can still give blood, despite the lockdown.To strengthen the protective measures for donors and its staff, the Blood Transfusion Centre (CTS) is now offering blood collecti...

Covid19 : 4 nouveaux cas positifs et la chloroquine sous surveillance

During a telephone press briefing, Minister of Health and Social Affairs Didier Gamerdinger confirmed that four new positive cases of COVID-19 had been identified in the Principality since Sunday evening, bringing the total to 27, including one person who has recovered. “Ten of these have been hospitalised, while th...

Strengthened provisions for total temporary layoff: procedure now available online

Companies in the Principality who wish to seek authorisation to make use of the strengthened provisions for total temporary layoff (CTTR) for their employees can now submit their requests online.Using the online service, companies can both: request authorisation to make use of CTTR; submit their monthly payment o...

Disinfection of Pavements, Station Platforms, Public Lifts and Handrails

In order to further strengthen measures to protect and combat COVID-19, the Prince'sGovernment wished public areas such as pavements and lifts to be treated."It is important that we deploy all our staff and all our resources to reduce the risk of contamination for Monegasques, residents and employees. This addi...

CORONAVIRUS: restrictions on movement at night in Principality of Monaco from Sunday evening

At the instruction of H.S.H. the Sovereign Prince and in line with the measures taken by the Alpes-Maritimes Prefecture, the Prince’s Government is supplementing the measures introduced by the decision of 17 March covering temporary regulation of movement by introducing a restriction on movement at night between 10...

CORONAVIRUS: six new positive cases identified in Monaco

The health authorities in the Principality were informed on Saturday 21 March that following analysis, six samples had tested positive for COVID-19.This brings the number of people infected by coronavirus in the Principality to 18, one of whom has now recovered.The Prince’s Government would like to reiterate the nee...

CORONAVIRUS: one new positive case identified in Monaco

The health authorities in the Principality were informed on Friday 20 March that following analysis, one sample had tested positive for COVID-19.An epidemiological investigation is being carried out to determine the individual’s movements over the last few days and identify their contacts.This brings the number of p...

CORONAVIRUS: Access to coast, public gardens and playground closed

With immediate effect, the Prince’s Government is banning all access to the coastline and shores of the Principality of Monaco. Below is a full list of the sites covered by this ban.• The ripraps around the Monte-Carlo Sporting Club headland• The private beach at the Meridien Beach Plaza• Larvotto cove in its entire...

Risk Areas

The Principality's health authorities announce that, due to the current state of the COVID‑19 pandemic, it is not necessary to maintain the previous measures relating to risk areas.Consequently, the Department of Health Affairs will no longer issue a certificate of cessation of work on the grounds that a person has...