Romania lifted all COVID-19 restrictions on March 9, including dropping mask-wearing and digital passes to access both indoor and outdoor places.
The South Eastern European country’s population remains the second least vaccinated, with just under 42%, added the same source.
Romania followed in the footsteps of several European countries, in a move to coexist with the virus, including the UK, Denmark, Ireland, Italy, and Sweden.
The UK was the first European country to ease COVID-19 restrictions on January 19, considering the virus as seasonal flu.
As of yesterday, Austria said it will give up on a law related to Covid-19 vaccination mandatory for all adults, just a month after the legislation took effect in an EU first, according to AFP.
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