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Italy Announces Citizens Will Need Proof of Vaccination to Visit Museums

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The Italian government announced on Thursday that proof of vaccination will be required if citizens are interested in visiting and patronizing museums. Beginning on August 6, the mandate also requires that Italians display proof of having received at least one vaccination dose. The country’s stringent new policy makes sense: Italy is one of the countries that was hit hardest by the coronavirus pandemic.

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Italy Announces Citizens Will Need Proof of Vaccination to Visit Museums

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Italy Becomes the Latest European Country to Require Proof of Vaccination or a Negative Test to Visit Museums

Italy will require a pass proving vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test to visit museums starting August 6.

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