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Italy, France To Require COVID-19 Pass For Tourist Attractions, Restaurants

Italy, France To Require COVID-19 Pass For Tourist Attractions, Restaurants Jul.23.2021 As the worldwide number of COVID-19 cases continues to climb rapidly due to the emergence of the highly transmissible Delta variant, some governments are taking strict measures to protect their citizens. For example, earlier this week, France’s parliament passed a decree which immediately requires people to have a type of COVID-19 pass to visit museums, cultural locations such as the Eiffel Tower, and even movie theaters. A similar decree was passed in Italy this week although it won’t go into effect until August. France Earlier this week, France reported 18,000 new cases of COVID-19 in just over 24 hours. Of those cases, 96 percent of the people were unvaccinated, a France24 article reports.

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Italy makes Green Pass mandatory for indoor restaurants; changes pandemic parameters

Published July 23, 2021, 8:38 AM ROME, Italy The COVID Green Pass will be mandatory to enter restaurants, cafes and other eateries in Italy starting from Aug. 6, the government announced Thursday. The decision came after Prime Minister Mario Draghi’s cabinet reviewed the key anti-pandemic rules late on Thursday, strengthening some of them in an effort to stem a new surge of coronavirus infections mainly due to the Delta variant. A passenger holds a cellphone displaying COVID Green Pass QR code in Rome, Italy, on July 20, 2021. (Xinhua) The green pass a certificate containing proof that a person has received at least one dose of the vaccine, or is fully immunized will be necessary for anyone older than 12 to eat in any venue indoor, but only when sitting at the tables.

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Italy makes Green Pass mandatory for indoor restaurants

Italy makes Green Pass mandatory for indoor restaurants Published : 23 Jul 2021, 02:20 DF News Desk People dine at a restaurant in Rome s Trastevere neighborhood, Italy, on June 24, 2021. File Photo: Xinhua. The COVID Green Pass will be mandatory to enter restaurants, cafes and other eateries in Italy starting from Aug. 6, the government announced Thursday, reported Xinhua. The decision came after Prime Minister Mario Draghi s cabinet reviewed the key anti-pandemic rules late on Thursday, strengthening some of them in an effort to stem a new surge of coronavirus infections mainly due to the Delta variant. The green pass a certificate containing proof that a person has received at least one dose of the vaccine, or is fully immunized will be necessary for anyone older than 12 to eat in any venue indoor, but only when sitting at the tables.

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Italy makes Green Pass mandatory for indoor dining

Italy makes Green Pass mandatory for indoor dining
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Travel news latest: Spain and Portugal account for nearly 30 per cent of imported cases

Travel news latest: Spain and Portugal account for nearly 30 per cent of imported cases
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