>As of Monday, November 22, unvaccinated adults will be barred from all indoor venues, such as cinemas, theatres and gyms, under new measures to combat the spread of Covid-19, the prime minister announced on Thursday.
>In a televised address, Kyriakos Mitsotakis said his plan was for Greece “to have a better Christmas this year than last year.”
>The new measures mean unvaccinated adults will no longer be able to access indoor venues by presenting a negative Covid test result. At present, unvaccinated adults are only excluded from indoor eateries.
>He also said that the vaccination certificate for vaccinated persons over 60 years of age would cease to be valid seven months after the administration of the vaccine. Thus, this age group will be given one month to receive the booster vaccine
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It’s my understanding that Greece is one of the least vaccinated countries in the EU, so is it likely that this will go over smoothly?
Purely political, has nothing to do with reducing spread. It’s just to coerce people now.
Locking down vaccinated people would basically send the message that the vaccines for all intents and purposes have failed, so the only option left for these medical apartheid governments is to go after the unvacccinated. But then look at austria, they tried it and not 2 weeks later there’s a lockdown for everyone vaccinated or not.
Utter shambles, and European people really are pathetic when it comes to standing up against tyranny.
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>As of Monday, November 22, unvaccinated adults will be barred from all indoor venues, such as cinemas, theatres and gyms, under new measures to combat the spread of Covid-19, the prime minister announced on Thursday.
>In a televised address, Kyriakos Mitsotakis said his plan was for Greece “to have a better Christmas this year than last year.”
>The new measures mean unvaccinated adults will no longer be able to access indoor venues by presenting a negative Covid test result. At present, unvaccinated adults are only excluded from indoor eateries.
>He also said that the vaccination certificate for vaccinated persons over 60 years of age would cease to be valid seven months after the administration of the vaccine. Thus, this age group will be given one month to receive the booster vaccine
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It’s my understanding that Greece is one of the least vaccinated countries in the EU, so is it likely that this will go over smoothly?
Purely political, has nothing to do with reducing spread. It’s just to coerce people now.
Locking down vaccinated people would basically send the message that the vaccines for all intents and purposes have failed, so the only option left for these medical apartheid governments is to go after the unvacccinated. But then look at austria, they tried it and not 2 weeks later there’s a lockdown for everyone vaccinated or not.
Utter shambles, and European people really are pathetic when it comes to standing up against tyranny.
Nice, hope this comes to the UK too.