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In a drive to increase immunization coverage, the government of Slovenia on Wednesday introduced new restrictions for those not vaccinated. Only 944,443 inhabitants, or 44.8 percent of the population, have been fully immunized by Sept. 15, which places the country among the EU states with the lowest vaccination rates.
From Sept. 15, only people who have been vaccinated, tested negative in the past few days or have recovered from COVID-19 in the past six months will be able to attend public events or visit public places like restaurants, bars, shopping centers, hairdressers or petrol stations. The few exceptions include children under the age of 12, visits to food shops or pharmacists and urgent visits to the doctor.
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