Italy opens its borders; Germany without quarantine for parts of Slovenia; in Moscow 90 due to delta infections
In Germany, tourist destinations such as France, Greece and Switzerland have been removed, and parts of Spain have been removed with lists of risk areas for infection, the Robert Koch Institute said.
This means that passengers from these areas will no longer be sent to mandatory 10-day quarantine. The lists also removed Belgium, the southern part of Denmark, Estonia, Jordan, Lithuania, the three provinces of the Netherlands, Norway, the Palestinian territories and the Caribbean island of Saint Lucia.
Some Slovenian provinces have also been removed from the list of risky areas – Goriška, south-eastern Slovenia, Koroška, Pomurska, Savinjska and Zasavska.
Germany and Italy, together with the regimes in place, have announced restrictions on the entry of passengers from the United Kingdom upon entry. Passengers from the United Kingdom must undergo a mandatory five-day quarantine, said Italian Health Minister Robert Speranzo. The British will also need to be tested on arrival.
Italy is restricted to travelers from the UK, introduced due to a new spread of new coronavirus infection on the Island. Similar measures have been introduced in recent days in France, Austria and Germany. The British health authorities attribute a broader version of the delta, representing 91 cases sequenced examples.
In Italy, entry bans for passengers from India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka remain in force.
In Croatia s covidnimi confirmed events no limits
Crowds will be able to be organized in Croatia from the first of July events without time constraints and harm to people if all participants will have digital covidna certificates.
Minister of the Interior Davor Božinović announced that the country would loosen further in July anti-crown measures. On the mass eventson which the entrance will be enabled with digital only covidnim certificates, the usual epidemiological measures, such as the use of protective masks and the distance between them, will not apply. There will be no time limit for such events, and permits for them will be issued by local civil protection headquarters.
As announced, a new one will be available from next week application for mobile phones that could read the QR code from digital covidnega a certificate stating whether the person has been vaccinated or has recovered covid-19 or has a negative test for a new coronavirus. So far, about 180,000 digital ones have been issued in Croatia covidnih confirmed.
The Croatian interior minister also said that he would decide on further easing anti-crown measures were published two weeks before the implementation of the amended measures in order to enable the organizer to prepare events such as concerts and sporting events, as well as the best possible preparation for the central tourist season. For other events, at which will not require digital covidnih confirmed, the limit of a maximum of 100 participants remains in compliance with all measures set by Croatian epidemiologists.
With certificates also marriages without restrictions
Božinović said that it will also be possible to organize wedding parties with unlimited harmful people if all participants have digital covidna certificates. Otherwise, the number of participants in the registered parties is limited to 30, and the party can only take place until midnight. He added that even the restaurants will only be able to serve guests who are behind the tables to avoid the crowds that form at individual locations.
Minister of Health Willie Berosh however, he said there would be an epidemic in Croatia covida-19 will be revoked when experts estimate that enough people have been vaccinated in the country to eliminate the risk of uncontrolled spread of the new coronavirus.
In Croatia, 2.27 million tick criteria were used by Thursday evening. With two doses, more than 836,000 people gathered, which is just over 20 inhabitants. They have been in the country for the past 24 hours at 4436 testing identified 113 new cases of new coronavirus infection, s covidom-19 and three more people died.
In Moscow daily record, almost 90 new infections with different delta
Infection with a better contagious version of the new coronavirus delta, first discovered in India, has therefore been confirmed in nearly 90 percent of newly infected people in the Russian capital, the Moscow mayor warned Sergei Sobyanin.
In an interview for Russian television, it was stated that the delta is more aggressive and expands faster, and therefore perceives a large increase in patients in hospitals. He said to be back at the beginning, for covidne patients are provided with new hospitals and facilities almost daily, giving them future needs, the French news agency AFP.
In the 12-million-strong Moscow, 9,056 new infections with new coronaviruses were confirmed in the last day, of which nearly 90 were among infections with a different delta. That’s well over 3,000 infections when they were confirmed two weeks ago in a new daily record from the initial pandemic that was officially announced.
Closure of cheerleaders con
Due to the rise in infection, Sobyanin introduced new restrictive measures in Moscow last week, such as compulsory vaccination for employees in the service sector. He announced today that they limit the number of people to mass events per thousand and that they closed the cheerleaders cone at the European Football Championship. This means that fans will no longer be able to gather in front of the Lužniki Stadium, where several championship matches will take place.
He extended several measures until June 29, such as the closure of the zoo and playgrounds and restaurant bars between 11pm and 6am.
The number of infections in Russia is rising, while areas are working to encourage citizens to get vaccinated. In a country of 146 million, he opposed it covidu-19 with at least one modified vaccine so far 19 million people, and in Moscow 1.8 million.
The Netherlands is releasing the rules on the mask
The Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte it is announced that next week they will start loosening measures regarding the mask, which will be mandatory only on public transport and airports. They will also remove numerical restrictions on gathering people.
“We can expect a wonderful summer,“said Rutte, noting that”we have to be careful as there is a lot of stranger on the way to autumn“and warned that new versions maythey always stab in the back“.
In Germany, half of the population was vaccinated
So far, half of the German population has started with at least one dose of the vaccine covidu-19. Health authorities have thus warned against complacency, as they testify that by the autumn, a different delta, a better contagious version of the new coronavirus, will become predominant.
German Minister of Health Jens Spahn He announced that 41.5 million people or 50.1 percent of the population in Germany would be vaccinated with at least one dose so far, and with more than 29 years with two doses.
President of the German Robert Koch Institute (RKI) Lothar Wieler however, he noted that by the fall, the delta version will be predominant, as it is more contagious. He also noted that the best protection ensures complete vaccination. The delta version, thus first discovered in India, is currently expanding rapidly in the UK as well as elsewhere. In Germany, in the week before 6 June, the number of infections with this varied to around six of all new infections.
In Germany, most restrictive measures have been eased in recent weeks following a sharp drop in new coronavirus infections, with restaurants, swimming pools, shops and museums reopened. The Danes again reported a significant drop in new infections to 1076 in the last 24 hours, then 2440 a week ago.
Wieler insists, however, that a protective mask should still be worn indoors and in public passenger transport. He stressed that they had achieved a really good result, warning residents that the virus was still active and asking them not to give it a chance.
Austria will donate one million meters to the Western Balkans
Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz has announced that his country will donate one million vaccines to the Western Balkans. covidu-19. This is an additional quantity, in addition to those agreed by the European Union.
In Spain, outdoor masks will no longer be mandatory from 26 June
Pandemic masks protected in Spain will no longer be mandatory outdoors from June 26, the Spanish Prime Minister announced Pedro Sanchez. The epidemic situation in the country is actually being applied.
“This weekend will be the last time we wear protected masks outdoors because they will no longer have to be worn in public places outdoors from June 26.” said Sanchez during a visit to Barcelona. He explained that the government will decide on the official confirmation at an extraordinary session next Thursday.
“Our streets and faces will regain their usual look,” was stated in the decision to welcome it as a very important company. Mandatory wearing of protected masks was introduced in public transport in Spain in May last year, and a few weeks later they also became mandatory in open-air public places for anyone over the age of six. There is a fine for violators.
With more than 80,000 dead covidnimi patients and 3.7 million infections Spain, with a population of 47 million, is one of the most affected European countries in the pandemic. In recent weeks, the number of infections has risen sharply, mainly due to vaccination. In total, 28.7 percent of the population has been vaccinated, and 47 with at least one dose of the vaccine.
The EU recommends lifting restrictions on circulation in the Union for a few more countries
The Council of the EU has published an updated list of countries and territories, with the prior agreement of the ambassadors of the Member States, proposing the phasing out of restrictions on non-essential travel in the Member States of the Union. It also includes the United States, Albania, Northern Macedonia, Serbia, Lebanon, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao.
They are already on the list of countries for residents which The EU recommends lifting restrictions on external borders, Australia, Israel, Japan, New Zealand, Rwanda, Singapore, South Korea and Thailand. As far as China is concerned with its recommendations to lift restrictions on the principle of reciprocity, which is no longer necessary in its Hong Kong Special Administrative Areas in Macau.
The EU updated the criteria for identifying third countries for which travel restrictions would be most appropriate on 20 May. They cover the epidemiological situation and the general response to the epidemic covida-19, as well as the reliability of available information and data sources. The list shall be reviewed every two weeks and updated as necessary. In addition to the country on the list, entry is from third countries enabled including those with urgent reasons, such as EU citizens and permanent residents, and those vaccinated from 20 May.
The condition for this is that it will be taken every day 14 days before arrival with the latest recommended criteria for an EU-approved vaccine. This may also be the case for vaccines provisionally approved by the World Health Organization (WHO). The Council’s recommendations are not binding, and it is up to each country to decide when and how to implement the recommendations. However, no country should manage restrictions on passengers from third countries until it is harmonized at European level.
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