New pandemic measures come into force!
The new regime will take effect on October 9, for 15 days.
Restrictions on banning music in restaurants and cafes in Greece have been lifted. Clients will be admitted indoors if vaccinated.
Greeks will now be able to have fun, as they did before the pandemic, ie. it is allowed to have music in the restaurants and the customers to be right.
“There will be complete freedom for the vaccinated, without restrictions. The staff in the restaurants, but also in the entertainment centers will follow the health protocols and will use a mask “, announced the Minister of Health Thanos Plevris.
The number of citizens who received both doses of coronavirus in Greece is 6,229,639. They will be able to enjoy this freedom.
Police carry out massive inspections throughout the country for compliance with the measures, fining 300 euros even for incorrectly placed mask.
A 50,000-euro fine was imposed on a 46-year-old woman for a 100-party Covid party in the Greek city of Thessaloniki. The Greek woman rented the premises from its two owners, violating the imposed public health measures due to the risk of a pandemic. According to police authorities, 100 people were found in the early hours of Sunday in a private area and the 46-year-old was fined 50,000 euros.
The platform for administering a third dose of coronavirus vaccine in Greece opened on October 10th. People over the age of 50, as well as people with concomitant high-risk diseases (group A) and high-risk diseases (group B) will be able to register on the platform.
The third dose is given six months after the end of vaccination. The list of vaccinated will be updated weekly, ending the 6-month range. Citizens will not be notified, but will have to make an appointment through the platform or the pharmacy.
Those wishing to receive the third dose of the vaccine will be vaccinated with Pfizer, regardless of which vaccine they are vaccinated with. There is an exception for those vaccinated with Johnson and Johnson, for whom the National Vaccination Committee is likely to issue a directive next week.
