Due to a promising situation with the coronavirus in Serbia, the Slovenian government put it on a green list on Sunday, allowing its nationals to enter the country without a PCR test or a mandatory quarantine.
Poland will join Serbia on Slovenia’s green list as of Monday, Serbia’s state RTS reported.
Ljubljana also decided to put Hungary, Austria and Croatia on the co-called orange list, a list of municipalities, districts, cities, regions or countries for which a moderately high risk of infection has been identified.
[Dopisna seja vlade] Na rdeči seznam nekateri deli držav članic EU, tudi Madžarske, Avstrije in Hrvaške, Italija na oranžni seznam, Poljska in Srbija na zelenega. Spremembe začnejo veljati jutri, 28. septembra.
— Vlada Republike Slovenije (@vladaRS) September 27, 2020
Serbia’s Health Ministry said on Sunday there was one fatality over the last 24 hours, and that out of 3,138 tested people, 72 were confirmed positive on the coronavirus.
