The epidemiological picture of our country continues to improve, with a marked decrease in both the number of cases and the number of inpatients in hospitals.
This improvement in epidemiological indicators allows us to proceed to further relaxations, evaluating scientific data on a daily basis in order to make careful and targeted decisions.
Collective and individual responsibility has made a major contribution to the response to the pandemic, and I would therefore like to stress once again that positive developments must under no circumstances lead to complacency and non-observance of personal protection measures. We must continue to wear our masks and keep the right distances to ensure the health of each of us personally and of our loved ones.
In view of the above, the Council of Ministers has decided:
a) from 15 May 2022, to suspend the measure of mandatory Safe Pass display in entertainment centres, music and dance venues and events, including weddings and christenings.
b) from 15 May 2022, to allow visits to patients in public and private hospitals with a maximum of 2 persons per day, on presentation of a 24-hour Rapid test (1 person per visit).
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