Italy and Austria require negative COVID-19 test upon arrival from Croatia


Italy and Austria are two more countries which imposed additional restrictions upon arrivals from Croatia.
Everyone arriving from Croatia in those two countries needs to have proof of negative COVID-19 test.

That's the result of worsening epidemiological situation in Croatia, which has recorded 208 cases of coronavirus infection in the last 24 hours. That's the biggest number since the start of the pandemic.
Most cases originate from nightclubs, especially those ones in Makarska. That's why Croatia has decided to limit nightclubs opening hours up to midnight.

Nightlife is a source of infection
Nightlife is a source of infection

Zvonimr Peran     2020-08-14

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