The Little Mix member closed the open bar in his home country as Britain issued new stringent Covid-19 restrictions amid never-ending epidemics.

AceShowbiz – Singer / Lyricist Jade Tirwal The bar, which opened in his hometown of South Shield, England, has closed due to Britain’s new COVID-19 restrictions.

Jade opened a bar called Red Door in 2019, and she later changed that name to Arbia.

The Small mix The star was known to perform with local bands, but has now been forced to close the venue, and the UK government has imposed new ‘Tier 2’ restrictions on social mixing in the region.

“It is with a heavy heart that we announce today that Arbia will close until further notice,” the note posted on the bar’s Facebook page on Wednesday (October 14, 20). “We tried our best to go through these difficult times, but unfortunately it is no longer possible to keep our doors open.”

However, the star’s bar team vowed to reopen when the pandemic passes.

“It’s not going to be forever, we’ll be back in the best possible way, but we can not confirm when this will be,” she wrote.

All pubs and bars in the UK were legally closed on March 20 as the country entered the lockdown, but reopened in July with social remote measures. However, as virus cases increased, this week (ending 16 October 20) Prime Minister Boris Johnson imposed a new three-tier rule on the country to limit social mixing.

Jade Tirwal tested Kovid-19 after the corona virus outbreak. Her test results came back negative.