The lifting of the administrative fine of 100 euro for unvaccinated citizens over 60 years of age, from 15 April onwards, announced the Greek Minister of Health, Thanos Plevris, from the peristyle of the Parliament.
As noted by Mr. Plevris, the administrative fine will cease to apply from 15 April onwards, while the instalments of the fine so far will be paid as normal.
It is recalled that the fine of 100 euros per month concerns citizens over 60 years of age who have not been vaccinated and who were required to pay this amount through the tax authorities.
According to the announcements of Mr. Plevris, this measure will be suspended before Easter and up to 300 euros per citizen will be collected, corresponding to the implementation of the measure until April 15.
"The measure will be reviewed in September, so it is suspended for the remaining months," said Mr. Plevris, leaving open the possibility of its reinstatement.
At the same time, the Committee of Experts is meeting today to re-evaluate a series of measures relating to protection against Covid-19.
The experts are expected to assess issues relating to tests, conditions of entry to enclosed spaces and the use of the certificate. Based on the commission's recommendations, the government will announce its decisions, Plevris said.
Source: CNA
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