In Brest Oblast, the ban applies to Stolin District. In Minsk Oblast, it affects Borisov, Lyuban, Slutsk, and Soligorsk. In Mogilev Oblast, bans are in place for Klimovichi, Kostyukovichi, Krasnopolye, Krichev, Mstislavl, Slavgorod, Khotimsk, and Cherikov. In Gomel Oblast, most forests are marked in red, meaning a complete ban on entry, while less severe restrictions remain in effect for Bragin, Lelchitsy, Loyev, and Khoiniki.

Restrictions on visiting forests are in effect across all other districts of the country. Verkhnedvinsk District is the only area where forest access remains fully permitted.

The Ministry of Forestry’s interactive map of forest bans and restrictions is constantly updated, providing real-time data on the situation in forests across the country’s districts and the introduction of restrictive measures. Information can also be confirmed through local district executive committees and forestries.