Estonia making public places available only for vaccinated people

Merchants and service providers are required to prevent visitors not wearing masks from entering malls and shops

From now on, visiting public places in Estonia is only possible for those who have been vaccinated or have recovered from the coronavirus, according to the press service of the Estonian government, Qazet.az informs referring to TASS.

Since October 25, unvaccinated residents in Estonia, even if they have a negative test for COVID-19, will no longer be allowed to visit a number of public places, including sports clubs, catering establishments, theaters, cinemas, spas, etc.

Also, merchants and service providers are required to prevent visitors not wearing masks from entering malls and shops.