The requirement to undergo a mandatory 10-day quarantine for all entering Norway will be canceled by the government of the country. On January 25, the press service of the main executive body informed about this.
As it became known, the quarantine was cancelled on the recommendation of the Institute of Public Health of the country. The scientific institution believes that this measure is no longer necessary. The quarantine requirement will cease to be in force on January 26.
It is worth recalling that previously the quarantine was mandatory for those people entering Norway, who had no certificate of full immunization with one of the approved drugs in the state or a document confirming the adoption of kovid.
Of all the people visiting Norway, only 7% of them were infected, and they accounted for only 4% of the cases of infection. The Norwegian Institute of Public Health believes that this figure does not have much impact on the development of the epidemic in the state.