The government of Austria, a country accessible to Ukrainians, has decided to impose a curfew across the country from November 15 due to an increase in the number of cases of coronavirus infection. The relevant message was published by the Austrian government.
Last week, on Thursday, Chancellor Alexander Schallenberg warned at a press conference in Vienna that the situation was being quarantined: “Our task as a government is to protect people. That’s why we decided that unvaccinated citizens should stay at home from Monday. ”
Thus, now in Austria, people without vaccinations will be able to go outside only for certain reasons, such as shopping at a store or doctor. The decision on the restriction applies even to those who have relapsed to the code or have a negative PCR result. However, it does not apply to minors under 12 years of age.
It is specified that the lockdown will last 10 days, during which the police will patrol the streets and identify possible violations. Violators of the curfew face a fine of up to 1,450 euros (almost 44,000 hryvnias).
According to the statistics bureau Worldometers, 971,541 cases of coronavirus infection were detected in Austria and 11,746 deaths were registered. The highest number of daily cases of infection has recently occurred on November 13, amounting to 13,152.
Earlier, “DIP” wrote that most European countries are “closing” due to the epidemic – details here.