Poland Considers Lifting Sunday Trade Ban Amid Coronavirus Surge
Poland’s government is considering a proposal to lift a ban on Sunday trade to ease crowding in the rest of the week amid a sharp rise in coronavirus cases, a senior official said on Wednesday.
Poland partially banned Sunday trade in 2018 and tightened rules since then to allow trade on only a few Sundays this year.
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