Italy said that it will no longer require PCR tests or vaccine passes for international travel starting this Wednesday.
Health Minister, Roberto Speranza announced the cancellation of all conditions for entering the country, following a significant drop in the number of daily infections, in addition to the vaccination of large groups of the population.
Mask-wearing is still mandatory in public transport and in schools, as well as vaccination for those over 50 years old, under penalty of paying a fine, unless the Italian government retracts these measures on June 15.
Italy was among the first European countries to identify Covid-19 virus spread at the beginning of 2020, and it is also among the first European country to impose a total lockdown on its nearly 60 million population.
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