>Customers will have to provide either a QR code proving they are fully vaccinated, a negative PCR or antigen test that is less than 48 hours old, or proof that they have recovered from Covid-19 in the last six months. According to the government's draft bill, restaurants could be fined up to €45,000 and proprietors face up to a year in prison if they fail to comply.
>Denmark was the first country in Europe to introduce a "Coronapas". To go to a restaurant, cinema or hairdresser,
>Greece is moving towards a much stricter regime. From July 16 until the end of August, people will only be able to go inside establishments if they can prove they have been vaccinated.
The walls are closing in. We'll be easy to identify cause we haven't been for a hair cut in 6 years.
>>Customers will have to provide either a QR code proving they are fully vaccinated, a negative PCR or antigen test that is less than 48 hours old, or proof that they have recovered from Covid-19 in the last six months. According to the government's draft bill, restaurants could be fined up to €45,000 and proprietors face up to a year in prison if they fail to comply.
>>Denmark was the first country in Europe to introduce a "Coronapas". To go to a restaurant, cinema or hairdresser,
>>Greece is moving towards a much stricter regime. From July 16 until the end of August, people will only be able to go inside establishments if they can prove they have been vaccinated.
The walls are closing in. We'll be easy to identify cause we haven't been for a hair cut in 6 years.
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