Published 3 years ago

Italy to require COVID-19 'pass' for many activities

Summary by Ground News

Italian government announces proof of immunity to access an array of services and leisure activities. COVID Green Pass is a digital or paper certificate that shows if someone has received at least one jab, has tested negative or has recently recovered from COVID-19. From Wednesday visitors heading to museums, cinemas or swimming pools in France will be denied entry if they cannot produce the health pass.

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Times of India

Italy to require Covid-19 'pass' for many activities

Europe News: ROME: With daily Covid-19 cases sharply rising again, Italy will soon require people to have passes reflecting their health status to access gyms, mus.

3 years ago·India

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News18 India

Italy To Require COVID-19 'Pass' For Many Activities

With daily COVID19 cases sharply rising again, Italy will soon require people to have passes reflecting their health status to access gyms, museums, movie theaters, the inside of restaurants and other venues.

3 years ago·India

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The Guardian

Italy imposes ‘green pass’ restrictions on unvaccinated people

Government seeks to drive up vaccination rate amid resurgence in coronavirus infections

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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CTV News

Italy to require COVID-19 'pass' for many activities

With daily COVID-19 cases sharply rising again, Italy will soon require people to have passes reflecting their health status to access gyms, museums, movie theaters, the inside of restaurants and other venues.

3 years ago·Canada

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The Independent

Italy to require COVID-19 'pass' for many activities

Italy will soon require people to have passes reflecting their health status to access gyms, museums, movie theaters, the inside of restaurants and other venues

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Reuters

Italy widens Green Pass restrictions to curb COVID

The Italian government, looking to contain a fresh surge in coronavirus cases, announced on Thursday that from next month people must present proof of immunity to access an array of services and leisure activities.

3 years ago·United Kingdom

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