Closures, restrictions on nightlife and especially severe restrictions on unvaccinated.
Europe is undergoing a process of recent austerity restrictions.
Italy, Germany, Austria, the Czech Republic and other countries on the continent have already announced that those who are not vaccinated will not be able to enter restaurants, bars or any social activity that is considered a luxury.
Some countries do not allow the use of public transportation without a vaccine certificate.
The nightlife in Germany is very limited, only the bars are open and they are also only for the vaccinated and in a large part of them you will have to perform a corona test before entering.
The Netherlands has a full closure until January 14 and the morbidity rates in the country are breaking records and higher even than the days when the Netherlands decided to enter the closure.
It is currently unclear whether it will be decided to extend it or go in the direction of relief.
Austria will have to get vaccinated, more countries on the way, Photo: Photo: gettyimages
In Italy, the Czech Republic, Germany and other countries, those who are not vaccinated are no longer allowed to enter restaurants and attractions through a negative test, the only option is through proof of vaccination.
In various countries, notably Austria, a vaccination obligation has already been announced, in Greece such an obligation will take effect soon and in Germany and other countries have already expressed a desire to oblige citizens to get vaccinated.
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While the morbidity rate in Europe is rising, there is also some room for optimism.
In England there has been a decline in the number of patients in recent days.
England was the first country in Europe to see the eruption of the omicron wave and is the first on the continent where we see a decline that has been going on for several days.
The numbers there are still high, but if the trend is similar to that which continues in South Africa, it is possible that the coming weeks will bring with them a line in quite a few countries in the world.
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