The corona continues to spread in Europe and even there the panic of the omicron is still not quiet.
Following the spread of the new variant and following the steady increase in the rate of morbidity, it was decided to restrict in Italy those who are not vaccinated or recovered and from now on, only the vaccinated and recovering will be able to use public transport and enter hotels.
In any case, Israelis who have not been vaccinated or recovered according to the requirements of the Italians are not allowed to enter the country.
New restrictions have also been announced in Berlin, and in one of the busiest cities in Europe, it has been decided that starting this Wednesday, there will be a ban on dancing in clubs.
Berlin's nightlife is known as one of the main features of the city and many revelers from all over the world come to celebrate in Berlin's clubs, but now as mentioned, dancing will be forbidden in clubs until further notice.
Berlin without dancing until further notice, Photo: Photo: gettyimages
Restrictions in Italy and Berlin join the British who require pre-arrival checks and inspection and isolation upon arrival, only vaccinated can enter the country.
The U.S. also requires a test from one calendar day before the flight, a decision that went into effect from today.
In the Netherlands there are still restrictions on businesses that are required to close every day at 17:00, the closure in Austria lasts until at least December 13 and in Germany they have decided on a closure that applies to only the unvaccinated at the moment, also in Slovakia the closure continues.
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