France, Italy, Austria, Great Britain, Spain and Greece are the countries mentioned in the praise newspaper Die Welt for the effective control of restrictive measures in times of pandemics. In the excerpt for Greece he writes: “The streets of the capital are full. The weekend was full until morning. But baroque bars, shopping trips and restaurant visits are governed by strict rules. Unvaccinated people are not allowed in restaurants, gyms and cinemas anyway. Now they need a negative test for the bank, the hairdresser or the shops. Only supermarkets, pharmacies, churches are excluded. “All workers – and in the private sector – who have not been vaccinated, will have to take two negative tests a week, at their own expense.”
Then the Berlin newspaper remarks about Greece that “it is in a difficult economic situation, it has ruled out a new lockdown in advance and now it is breaking one case record after another. However, the new measures seem to be working. Since the government announced stricter rules, the number of vaccinations has almost doubled, every week, for those taking the first dose. And from today, whoever wishes, can make an appointment through an electronic platform to make the third, commemorative dose of the vaccine “.
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