The Ministry of Culture will map the magnitude of the economic damage suffered by cultural institutions and organisers due to the coronavirus.
https://www.kul.ee/et/uudised/kultuuriministeerium-kaardistab-kultuurisektori-rahalist-kahju
The Ministry of Culture maps the financial loss of the cultural sector
Estonian Ministry of Culture,
16 March 2020, Estonia
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