Austria forbids visiting stores without negative COVID test
Health
- 07 April, 2021
- 06:03
Austria, from April 7, bans visiting stores without a negative coronavirus test result, Report informs with reference to The Local.
From now on, in Austria, to visit non-food stores, hairdressers, and benefit from other services, you must have a coronavirus test done no more than 48 hours ago. Unquestionably, its result must be negative.
No coronavirus test is required to visit stores and organizations that provide "vital" services. These are banks, supermarkets, pharmacies, and post offices.
Latest News
10:43
Disney agrees to pay $10M to resolve alleged child privacy law violations
Other countries10:25
Trump and Netanyahu discussed possible strikes on Iran in 2026 — Axios
Other countries10:00
US discussed security guarantees for Kyiv with ‘European Three' and Ukraine — Witkoff
Other countries09:35
US may agree on normalizing relations with Russia in 2026 without EU participation — Orban
Other countries09:11
Photo
Holiday gifts delivered to low-income families on Leyla Aliyeva's initiative under "Our Kitchen" Project
Social security00:27
President: All Azerbaijanis should know and do know that a strong Azerbaijani state stands behind them
Domestic policy00:25
Azerbaijani President: We can be proud of this year's achievements in economic development
Domestic policy00:22
Azerbaijani President: We have not allowed and will not allow anyone to interfere in our affairs
Foreign policy00:19