Lithuania's electronic health services system is back up and running, the Center of Registers said on July 28th.

Internal tests simulating the restoration of power following a major shutdown were carried at Kruonis Pumped Storage Plant and Kaunas Algirdas Brazauskas Hydroelectric Power Plant on Saturday to see whether the system is well prepared for any disruptions.

The Lithuanian government is planning to reintroduce on Wednesday the requirement to wear face masks in shopping centers and public transport in an effort to slow the spread of the coronavirus.

Lithuania's Energy Ministry has filed with a Lithuanian court a new lawsuit worth over 240 million euros against French energy group Veolia and Icor, a Lithuanian business group owned by natural persons, and persons related to these companies for the compensation of damage done to Lithuania.

International passenger carrier FlixBus will open the Vilnius-Kyiv route.

A total of 205 businesses in Lithuania went bankrupt between March 1 and July 1, almost half the number in the same period last year.

Despite the government-introduced alcohol consumption restrictions and increased excises, people's habits in Lithuania have not changed in essence, a new survey by Vilnius University researchers shows.

Lithuania plans to buy COVID-19 vaccines in cooperation with other EU member states and is now analyzing how many doses will be needed.

Lithuania's electronic health services system is expected to be back online within 24 hours, Economy and Innovation Minister Rimantas Sinkevicius said on Tuesday, July 21st.

Territorial planning for the construction of new depots as part of the European standard-gauge railway projects Rail Baltica are underway in Lithuania, Lietuvos Gelezinkeliai (Lithuanian Railways, LG), the state-owned railway company in Lithuania.