Italy to test visitors from Greece, Spain, Croatia, Malta for coronavirus

Italy ordered travelers arriving from Croatia, Greece, Malta, and Spain to be tested for Covid-19 on Wednesday and added Colombia to a list of countries under a complete travel ban amid growing concern over new infections, Reuters reports.

On Wednesday, authorities registered 481 new cases and 10 deaths, twice the levels regularly seen in June when tough lockdown measures imposed from March were being eased.

With the annual summer holiday reaching its peak, health services are bracing for a return of travellers from destinations where social distancing, face masks and other protective measures appear to have been largely ignored.

Greece reported 262 new cases of Covid-19 on Wednesday, its highest daily tally since the start of the outbreak, while Spain reported nearly 1,700 new cases.

Read the full report at ekathimerini.com

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