Sursa foto: Inquam Photos / George Calin Prime Minister Florin Citu met with representatives of religious denominations on Wednesday, to whom he conveyed that no additional measures are being considered on the occasion of Easter and the religious holiday specific to Ramadan, stating that the movement of persons on the night of the Resurrection, respectively May 1 - May 2, as well as on the night of May 8 - May 9 will be allowed. "Today we had a new meeting with representatives of the religious denominations in Romania, in the perspective of the Easter Holidays and other important religious moments in the following period. We pointed out that the Government does not intend to interfere with the traditional unfolding of the religious holidays and does not consider the introduction of additional measures to the existing ones. As we have established in the Government following the consultations with the representatives of religious denominations, the movement of persons will be allowed on the night of the Resurrection, respectively May 1 - May 2, 2021, as well as on the night of May 8 - May 9, 2021 (the religious holiday specific to Ramadan), for the participation of believers in religious services. These can be organized inside and outside the places of worship or simultaneously, in the sanitary requirements context known for protecting people's health," Florin Citu specified in a post on Facebook.