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PHOTOS | Vienna cafeterias are housed in libraries for students permanently locked during the pandemic
Austria’s bars and restaurants have been closed since November 3 as one of the government’s imposition restrictions imposed by the government and the sanitary authorities of the country in order to prevent the coronavirus pandemic and have no chance of recovery. Ante this situation, in the capital, Vienna, some cafeterias have opened their doors converted into libraries for students.Is the case of the Café Museum, one of the most famous and ancient of Vienna. This abutment was opened in 1899 and has historically been a meeting point for artists and writers. Now its months are occupied by secondary and university students who are preparing their work or preparing for the exams. The cafeteria can not serve the baby due to the restrictions, in proportion to a water bottle, a few peanuts and an Internet connection. To be able to study there is no need to make a reservation and the initiative is already a success. The authorities of the city, responsible for the project, hope that this will continue after the pandemic and that the young people will use this place as a library in the future.More stories you can read: The summary of the last news stories about the coronavirusPHOTOS | Así is the vacation camp in Israel, the fastest growing country in the area PHOTOS | Here is the work in lavender that assists the public hospitals of Paris in full pandemic