The United States advises against its citizens to travel to Germany and Denmark due to the increase in Covid-19 cases

The United States Department of State urged its citizens on Monday not to travel to Germany and Denmark due to the increase in cases of Covid-19 in Europe.

The warning of american government It is level 4, the highest grade, and in it it advises against travel to both European countries due to “a very high level of Covid” in Germany.

Prospective travelers were also warned that “there are restrictions that affect the entry of US citizens to Denmark“.

The return of Europe The epicenter of the pandemic has been attributed to a slow acceptance of the vaccine in some nations, the variant Delta highly contagious and colder weather that causes people to re-enter indoors.

On Germany, the most populous nation in the EU, only 68% of the population is fully immunized. The country has urged all vaccinated adults to receive a booster dose to combat the decrease in the effectiveness of the vaccine after six months.

“Probably by the end of this (boreal) winter, as is sometimes cynically said, almost everyone in Germany will be vaccinated, cured or dead, “said the minister of Health German Jens Spahn in urging more citizens to receive the vaccine.

The outgoing Chancellor, Angela Merkel, warned that current restrictions on the Covid-19 on Germany, including a ban on the unvaccinated from entering certain public spaces, “are not enough.”

With intensive care beds filling rapidly, the worst affected regions of Germany They have ordered new closures, including that of the traditional Christmas markets.



Reference-www.eleconomista.com.mx

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