Slovenia Declared Coronavirus Free

The people of Slovenia have every reason to be excited and thankful as their country has been declared coronavirus free. The country said it has recorded less than 8 cases over the last 2 weeks.

People arriving in Slovenia from other European Union states will no longer be obliged to go into quarantine for at least seven days as was the case from early April, the government said in a statement, but a quarantine of at least 14 days will remain in place for people from non-EU states, except for some exemptions including diplomats and people transporting cargo.
As for foreign citizens who show signs of the COVID-19 infection, they will not be allowed to enter the country. Citizens will still have to follow basic rules to prevent a possible spread of infection, the government said without elaborating. They are also required to wear masks in indoor public spaces, stand at least 1.5 metres (5 feet) apart, and disinfect hands upon entering public spaces.
According to the prime minister, the end of epidemic means some measures, including financial aid to citizens and firms hit by virus, will expire at the end of May. The country of two million people, which borders Italy, Austria, Hungary, and Croatia, has so far reported 1,464 coronavirus cases and 103 deaths. with 267 recoveries.
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