Slovenia declares end of #COVID_19 epidemic

The Slovenian government has declared the end of the coronavirus pandemic, becoming the first European country to do so.
"Slovenia has tamed the epidemic over the past two months... Today Slovenia has the best epidemiological picture in Europe," Prime Minister Janez Jansa told parliament in a remote session late Thursday.
The decision came after officials of the Balkan country confirmed fewer than seven new coronavirus cases each day for the past two weeks.
The National Institute of Public Health estimated that all indicators show that the virus’ spread has calmed down, with a total of 35 new cases recorded in the last 14 days.
People arriving in Slovenia from other European Union states will no longer be obliged to go into quarantine, Jansa said.
However, as there is still a risk of the infection spreading, some restrictive measures remain in force.
Slovenia saw its first confirmed case of coronavirus on March 4 and by May 13, nearly 1,500 cases.

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