Bahrain eases Kovid rule restrictions on churches

Bahrain: A majority has ordered the curtailment of Kovid restrictions on mosques in Bahrain. The meeting was chaired by Bahrain’s Crown Prince and Prime Minister Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa. It was at this meeting that it was decided to relax the Kovid restrictions on churches.

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Churches in areas with green and yellow shields can be reached for people to pray like the first. No need to maintain social distance. But it is mandatory to wear a mask. But if you are in an area with a yellow shield, you should bring a picture of worship. Prayers can be performed according to the Kovid norms. But in areas with green shields it is not necessary to bring the image for worship. You can pray by following the rules of Kovid. There is no objection to sitting in the mosque and reciting the Qur’an.

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Everyone who attends churches must abide by the Kovid rules. The mask must be worn. The day before, the Kovid Defense Committee and the Supreme Council of Islamic Affairs had held a meeting. It was then that it was decided to grant minor concessions on the restrictions.