The Slovenian government on Tuesday announced the end of all COVID-19 restrictions in the country and dismissed a group of experts which has over the past two years been advising the government on measures to curb the epidemic.
On its website, the government said it abolished the restrictions upon the advice of the group of experts, adding that recommendations regarding the COVID-19 will from now on be given by the National Institute of Public Health (NIJZ) which is also in charge of handling any other possible epidemic.
Slovenia has abolished most restrictions last month but until Tuesday citizens had to wear face masks whenever entering health institutions as well as nursing homes for the elderly.
Almost 58% of Slovenia’s 2.1-million population have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
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