Germany's Robert Koch Institute declares the Netherlands and Spain as "high-incidence areas", which means that most people arriving from those countries who are unvaccinated will have to go into quarantine beginning on July 27.
German's Robert Koch Institute declare the Netherlands and Spain as "high-incidence areas,” which means that most people arriving from those countries who are unvaccinated will have to go into quarantine from July 27.
Germany's Robert Koch Institute declares the Netherlands and Spain as "high-incidence areas", which means that most people arriving from those countries who are unvaccinated will have to go into quarantine beginningon July 27.
