The head of Croatia's COVID-19 crisis management team, Interior Minister Davor Bozinovic, said on Monday that some restrictions could be eased even before 1 June, including the opening of restaurants' indoor sections.

Also, the capped number of people at a location will be raised from 25 to 100.

Furthermore, the area required for one person will be four square metres instead of the current seven square metres, Bozinovic said after the crisis management team held a meeting with Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic.

Open-air fairs can again be organised, and working hours of hospitality establishments will be extended to 2300 hours.

The team will continue evaluating the developments and a new set of relaxations can be expected after mid-June.