Belarus has restricted access to forests in three districts of Belarus, according to the interactive map of the Forestry Ministry, BelTA has learned.
A ban on visiting forest areas remains in effect in the Yelsk, Kalinkovichi and Mozyr districts in Gomel Oblast. Restrictions have affected all districts of the region with the exception of Zhitkovichi and Oktyabrsky.
Restrictions are also in effect in the districts of Tolochin, Orsha, Lyozno, Dubrovno, Vitebsk, Gorodok, Shumilino, Ushachi, Polotsk, Rossony and Verkhnedvinsk in Vitebsk Oblast and also in the districts of Mogilev, Shklov, Gorki and Dribin in Mogilev Oblast and in the Brest, Malorita and Stolin districts in Brest Oblast.
Grodno Oblast and Minsk Oblast are marked in green on the interactive map, indicating that no bans or restrictions are in place there.
Before heading into the forest, specialists recommend checking the latest information on the official website of the Forestry Ministry. The interactive on forest access is constantly updated, with the data on the situation in forest areas across the country and the restrictive measures being promptly refreshed. Information can also be obtained from local district executive committees and forestry institutions.
