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Yellow quarantine zone restrictions will be tightened as of Dec. 6

Yellow quarantine zone restrictions will be tightened as of Dec. 6

by Sergiy Slipchenko

Health Minister Viktor Lyashko said that people who don’t have a full vaccination certificate, a recent negative PCR test result or certificate of recovery from Covid-19 will be banned from gyms, theaters, museums, clubs, restaurants, and cultural events. Vaccination will be made mandatory for workers at economically strategic enterprises,

Ukraine to introduce booster shots in 2022

Ukraine to introduce booster shots in 2022

by Sergiy Slipchenko

Third booster doses of the Covid-19 vaccine will be available in Ukraine starting January-February 2022, Health Minister Viktor Lyashko said in an interview with BBC Ukraine. He assured that there are enough vaccines in Ukraine — the ministry has already signed contracts with suppliers for next year. If necessary, it’s

Health minister: Ukraine past peak of recent Covid-19 wave

Health minister: Ukraine past peak of recent Covid-19 wave

by Sergiy Slipchenko

“For the past two weeks we have seen a decline in the number of infections, hospitalizations and deaths,” Ukraine’s Minister of Health Viktor Lyashko said on Nov. 19. The recent wave has been the deadliest in Ukraine, as the Delta variant, the most transmissible Covid-19 strain associated with increased

Europe remains closed to unvaccinated Ukrainians

Europe remains closed to unvaccinated Ukrainians

by Daryna Antoniuk

Due to its low vaccination rate and large number of Covid-19 cases, Ukraine remains on the Council of Europe’s red travel list, which gets updated every two weeks. That means non-essential travelers from Ukraine are restricted from entering the European Union. Individual EU countries may lift restrictions for vaccinated

Fully vaccinated Ukrainians will get Hr 1,000 ($40) from government

Fully vaccinated Ukrainians will get Hr 1,000 ($40) from government

by Igor Kossov

President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that Ukrainians will get funds through the government-run Diia app, which tracks COVID-19 vaccination status. The money can be used to pay for movie, museum and concert tickets, fitness classes, and domestic travel. The program, which will start on Dec. 19, aims to support industries that

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