Slovenian authorities are softening the quarantine regime from February 15, while the entry regime into the country will be facilitated from February 13, TASS reports.
According to the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Slovenia, Ales Hoys, from February 15, the ban on movement between the regions of the country without good reason will be lifted from October.
In addition, full-time education will resume in all grades of primary school, and universities will be able to conduct seminars for up to 10 people.
From February 13, sanitary control posts at the borders with the Schengen states (Italy, Austria and Hungary) will be removed, and the condition for entry without quarantine and a negative PCR test will be a certificate of vaccination against coronavirus or confirmation of infection over the past 6 months.
Earlier it was reported that the German authorities decided to extend the quarantine measures in the country until March 7.
