Covid today Greece, no vax excluded from indoor public places

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis spoke on television this evening announcing new restrictions for those who have not been vaccinated against covid 19 and urging the entire population to get immunized: “Get vaccinated, vaccinated and vaccinated”. From Monday, he said, unvaccinated adults will no longer be able to enter indoor public places, such as cinemas, theaters, museums and gyms. Until now, this category was only excluded from indoor restaurants. In addition, the Green pass for those over 60 will only be valid for seven months, after which it will be necessary to have done the third dose to have it renewed. Those who are not vaccinated will have to show a negative swab to go to mass. Finally, private doctors will be ordered to support public health.Mitsotakis intervened as the country faces a new wave of infections. In the last 24 hours there have been 7,317 new cases and 63 deaths. There are 556 intubated people in hospitals. “We cry avoidable deaths because we have a lower percentage of vaccinated people than other European countries,” said the Greek prime minister.