The new Covid-19 case has reached record highs in Switzerland due to the spread of Amicron. Health experts say the fifth wave has not yet reached its peak. Covid restrictions have been increased in this situation. Switzerland is currently going through the fifth wave of epidemics, with the number of new daily coronavirus infections reaching 44,642 due to the rapidly spreading ammonia.
The Department of Health says it would be too risky to suspend the ban now. Switzerland has one of the highest rates of infection among European countries. However, the number of hospital admissions did not increase contrary to expectations. A total of 215 Kovid-19 patients are in intensive care.
Quarantine and homework rules have been extended until the end of February, and the Swiss government plans to impose other restrictions on public life by the end of March, which were tightened last month. Several political parties, including various business and business rights groups, have already said the government's cowardly restrictions are "disproportionate" and not conducive to improving business and social conditions.
Those who have been vaccinated or recovered from Covid since January 22 will no longer need to present a negative PCR or rapid antigen test before entering Switzerland. Those who have not been vaccinated or have not recovered from covid have yet to pass a test to enter the country. However, four to seven days after entry, passengers are second No need to test. The government has decided to shorten the quarantine and isolation period for those who are in close contact with an infected person, subject to the rules, to prevent a shortage of workers in the economy.
Only people who have been vaccinated or recovered from Covid-19 are able to visit restaurants, cultural, sports and leisure venues and attend indoor events. The need to work from home has also been introduced.
Private gatherings will be limited to 10 people, unless there is an 18-year-old present who has not been vaccinated or recovered from Covid.
In Switzerland, children between the ages of 5 and 11 can be vaccinated against Kovid-19 with the Pfizer vaccine.
Masks are still compulsory in public gatherings, educational institutions, public transport, shopping malls and everywhere, and food and drink can only be eaten while sitting. Vaccination and recovery if the mask cannot be worn or it is not possible to eat while sitting (at bars and discos)
People also have limited access, although they may show negative test results. But those who have been fully vaccinated or have received a booster or who have recovered from the virus in the last four months do not need to be tested.People also have limited access, although they may show negative test results. But those who have been fully vaccinated or have received a booster or who have recovered from the virus in the last four months do not need to be tested.
People also have limited access, although they may show negative test results. But those who have been fully vaccinated or have received a booster or who have recovered from the virus in the last four months do not need to be tested.
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