- No limit on movement from home
- Up to 20 people can gather in an open space
- Visits with first-degree relatives, including the elderly with their children and grandchildren are permitted
- Sports in pairs (going to beaches is prohibited except for sports activity in the sea)
- Libraries, nature reserves, heritage sites, national parks, zoos and safaris open
- Hotels and guest houses also open
- Circumcisions attended by up to 19 people (as opposed to 10)
- 19 people for prayers in an open space (because 20 can make two separate quorums)
- Stores may not open between 19:30 p.m. and 3 a.m. in Muslim-majority communities (extended through May 10)
- Ministerial Committee on Emergency Restrictions can continue to declare communities or sections of communities restricted (until June 2)
- Malls and open-air markets open (no more than one person per two meters; regular disinfection required; no sitting for the purpose of eating)
- Gyms open
- Day-care, preschool and kindergarten resumes
- Up to 50 people can gather
- Sports in groups of up to 20 people - no contact
- Museums open
- Up to 100 people can gather
- Grades four through 10 return to school
- After-school activities and youth groups resume
- Swimming pools and parks open
- No limit on gathering
- Restaurants and cafes open
- Flights (limited) resume
- Schools can operate unrestricted
- Higher education resumes
- Theaters and movie houses open