evidence: Following the increase in the number of new cases, new prevention measures became effective August 1, including mandatory wearing of masks in certain open spaces and limited hours for outdoor restaurants and clubs. Further restrictions were introduced locally in early October: closing again the restaurants, bars, theaters and movie theaters in capital city Bucharest, and mandatory wearing of masks within 50 meters from schools. With the number of infections on the rise, new restrictions have been imposed in areas exceeding 1.5 cases per 1000 population, including closing schools and mandatory masks in all public places (indoors and outdoors). Starting November 9, circulation during night hours is limited only for emergencies and with a sworn statement on the purposes of traveling. With the declining infection rate since the November 2020 peak, schools reopened on February 8, 2021. Indoors restaurants, bars, theaters and movie theaters have been mostly reopened with limited hours and capacity. [...] On August 21, 2020 the government has decided to make mandatory the wearing of masks in administrations and most public and commercial places following the reopening of the borders which led to a further increase in the number of new cases in Tunisia.