Slovenia Lifts Movement Restrictions Between Municipalities

(Patria) - Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša announced that as of today, after six weeks, movement between municipalities is allowed.

"The government is lifting the restriction of movement only to the area of the municipality as of Thursday, and on Monday a gradual restart of numerous activities that can be carried out while adhering to the measures of the health profession will begin," Janša wrote on Twitter after the government session.

According to his words, mass events with a large number of people will probably not be possible until a vaccine or a cure for Covid-19 is discovered and begins to be used, Hina reports.

"Data from competent institutions show that the number of actively infected with the new coronavirus has decreased to the point where we can adopt a plan for the gradual lifting of restrictions in the foreseeable future," Janša stated.