The Italian government signs a decree that will ban people who are not vaccinated or who have not recovered from COVID-19 from entering indoor venues (not including workplaces) from December 6 until January 15 and will also extend the vaccine mandate to teachers, police, and the military beginning on December 15. It also imposes the use of the "green pass" to all types of public transport, including for people with negative COVID-19 tests.
The Italian government signs a decree that would ban people who are unvaccinated or who have not recovered from COVID-19 from entering indoor venues from December 6 until January 15 and would also extend the vaccine mandate to teachers, police, and the military beginning on December 15.
The Italian government signs a decree that would ban people who are notvaccinated or who have not recovered from COVID-19 from entering indoor venues (notincludingworkplaces)from December 6 until January 15 and would also extend the vaccine mandate to teachers, police, and the military beginning on December 15.Italsoimposestheuseofthe"greenpass"toalltypesofpublictransport,includingforpeoplewithnegativeCOVID-19tests.
The Italian government signs a decree that will ban people who are not vaccinated or who have not recovered from COVID-19 from entering indoor venues (not including workplaces) from December 6 until January 15 and will also extend the vaccine mandate to teachers, police, and the military beginning on December 15. It also imposes the use of the "green pass" to all types of public transport, including for people with negative COVID-19 tests.
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