List of stores that will remain open from today

New statement by Undersecretary of State for Civil Protection, Mr. N. Chardalias, set out on which businesses will be closed from today, 18/3/2020, and which will remain open.

The Undersecretary of State stated the following:

From today Wednesday, 18/3/2020 the retail businesses that deal with the public is suspended, that is to say, the operation of commercial stores is suspended.

The following remain open:

All retail businesses selling items that meet family needs, namely:

Super Markets

Grocery stores
Fish shops
Bakeries
Pastry shops
Fruit and vegetable stores
Liquor stores
Pharmacies
Wheelchair and orthopedic stores as well as medical and industrial gas and machinery stores
Opticians as well as Hearing Aid Shops after telephone contact on an emergency phone provided by the shopkeepers
Delivery and take-away activities
Open markets only in the part that primary products are sold (subject to non-overcrowding restrictions)
Gas stations
Car and motorcycle workshops including workshops operating within vertically integrated retail and after sales units
Bicycle repair and trading shops
Kiosks and mini markets or convenience stores
Dry cleaners
Courier shops
Pet shops (stores selling pets and pet food or veterinary drugs)
Telecommunications carriers [in so far as it relates to payment services for balance renewal, repair and replacement of mobile devices (subject to non-overcrowding restrictions)].
E-commerce or commerce by phone offering home delivery services (subject to non-overcrowding restrictions)
Stores of electricity carriers and gas companies
Pesticide Stores for Propagating Fertilizers and Pesticides or Materials
Retail stores within ports and airports throughout the country (subject to non-overcrowding restrictions)

The banning does not affect stores as long as they carry out online orders delivered to the customer's address.

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