Politicians in Italy are considering new Covid measures that could see restrictions on unvaccinated people.
Prime minister Mario Draghi’s government is today discussing the details of a “super green pass” for the vaccinated, reports Bloomberg.
The measures, which are being debated today, would reportedly only permit those with proof of vaccination to get into venues including cinemas and theatres. But it is understood tthe rules would still allow unvaccinated people to go to workplaces after testing negative.
Governments across Europe are considering new restrictions as cases surge across the continent. Meanwhile, Austria is bringing back a full lockdown.
Italy has also reduced the time people must wait before getting a booster dose of the vaccine from six months to five.
It comes after last month Italy introduced a digital “green pass”, required for all workers, prompting protests.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...vid-cases-rise
Prime minister Mario Draghi’s government is today discussing the details of a “super green pass” for the vaccinated, reports Bloomberg.
The measures, which are being debated today, would reportedly only permit those with proof of vaccination to get into venues including cinemas and theatres. But it is understood tthe rules would still allow unvaccinated people to go to workplaces after testing negative.
Governments across Europe are considering new restrictions as cases surge across the continent. Meanwhile, Austria is bringing back a full lockdown.
Italy has also reduced the time people must wait before getting a booster dose of the vaccine from six months to five.
It comes after last month Italy introduced a digital “green pass”, required for all workers, prompting protests.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...vid-cases-rise
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