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Croatia set to further ease COVID-19 restrictions - World News

2021-05-26 12:05:59 GMT2021-05-26 20:05:59(Beijing Time) Xinhua English ZAGREB, May 26 (Xinhua) Croatia s National Civil Protection Headquarters on Wednesday announced further easing of anti-COVID-19 measures. Starting Friday, public gatherings will be allowed to up to 100 people. Bars, restaurants, and cafes will serve their customers one hour longer, to 11 pm. Restaurants will be allowed to serve indoors while bars still only at terraces. Wedding ceremonies will be allowed to up to 120 guests who are vaccinated, have recovered from infection, or with a negative PCR test. Masks will still be mandatory indoors. Chief epidemiologist Krunoslav Capak said on Wednesday that a recent pilot business meeting with guests who are vaccinated, were infected in the past six months, or have a negative PCR test, showed that there was no infection or transmission between guests. It proved that such events can go on, he noted.

Vaccination of Croatian tourism workers against COVID begins

ZAGREB, 24 April (Hina) – The organised vaccination of tourism workers against COVID-19 began in Dubrovnik on Friday with about 430 people vaccinated during the day. Tourism Minister Nikolina Brnjac visited the vaccination point and said Dubrovnik was chosen to begin the vaccination of tourism workers because of its significance as a destination. “With the ‘Safe Stay in Croatia’ project, we have developed all the standards. We are sending guests a message of safety so it’s important that as many tourism workers as possible are vaccinated,” she said. Vaccination will be organised in other counties as well because tourism workers are a priority, she said, adding that she expected all who wanted to be vaccinated to be vaccinated before the summer.

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