HAVANA RETURNS TO A NORMAL LIFE GRADUALLY

The Cuban capital mixed to live on Friday after over a quarter of a year of lockdown however there were no indications of vacationers on Havana's peaceful avenues while residents worried over shortages of food and other fundamental goods.

Havana's residents had the option again utilize open transportation and private cabs, go to the seashore and other outside entertainment places, and appreciate the city's celebrated Malecon seafront drive.

Cuba shut its air terminals in March and, while a few lodgings are open at resorts on isolated islets, there is no sign when Havana may permit travelers to return.

For quite a long time, Havana had little traffic and no nightlife.

Presently they can feast out and have drinks, albeit social distancing and wearing masks stay obligatory in Havana.

Just a bunch of COVID-19 cases have been accounted for this month, everything except a couple of contacts of recently affirmed cases in Havana. The majority of the island, home to 11.2 million occupants, has been free of disease for over a month.