Greece tightens its guidelines by requiring that no more than one person per nine square meters of floor space be allowed to enter into supermarkets.
Greece tightens its guidelines by requiring that no more than one person per nine square meters of floor space be allowed to enter into supermarkets. This new policy was implemented after a proposed policy that would require unvaccinated people to provide a mandatory rapid COVID-19 test in order to enter supermarkets was deemed too difficult to implement.
Herald Premium Archive
This report is for subscribers
Sign in or choose a plan to read this report and the complete Premium retrospective archive.
Greece tightens its guidelines by requiring that no more than one person per nine square meters of floor space be allowed to enter into supermarkets. This new policy was implemented after a proposed policy that would require unvaccinated people to provide a mandatory rapid COVID-19 test in order to enter supermarkets was deemed too difficult to implement.