Covid Greece, from today only vaccinated and cured in public places

Starting today, in Greece, one must be vaccinated or cured of Covid 19 to access public places such as bars, restaurants, cinemas, theaters, museums and gyms. The measures imposed by the government of Kyriakos Mitsotakis also include staggered shifts for public employees, with the obligation to wear masks at work. The new restrictions aim to curb infections and encourage vaccination, at lower levels than the European average. In this country of 10.7 million inhabitants, in the last 24 hours there have been 7,287 new infections and 105 deaths. In hospitals, there are 608 patients attached to respirators, of whom 503 are not immunized or with a single dose of vaccine.