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Some of the measures introduced by the government have a very limited timespan, while others are relevant only to specific parts of the country
Amid rising numbers of COVID-19 infections in Greece, the government has begun introducing new measures aimed at halting the tide. Many of the new restrictions that have come in force will be in effect for a very limited period of time and are contained to specific areas, namely those that have seen a larger uptick in cases.
Greek authorities were widely praised for their excellent handling of the disease during the initial months of the outbreak. Thanks to their successful efforts, they were then quickly able to begin reopening the country’s borders and its economy, thus allowing the tourism industry – vital to Greece’s GDP – to slowly start its recovery.
Yet, alongside the gradual return to normalcy, coronavirus cases also returned en masse. Respectively, the government has been changing its guidelines and recommendations in order to best fit the current circumstances. The latest changes to government policy, however, are proof that perhaps stronger action needs to be taken in order to protect the health and the lives of citizens and visitors.
The changes, that have been in effect for a couple of days include:
While the reintroduction of some restrictive measures might be seen as a nuisance by some, it is worth considering that Greek authorities already boast a proven track record of handling the disease and can perhaps even be considered as a safe pair of hands during these turbulent times.
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