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With the increase in coronavirus infections, Slovenia will close its borders with Italy from Monday, October 26. Italian citizens can only transit through the country (maximum 12 hours) to reach other destinations. Local media reported this, speaking of a decision by the Slovenian government. Sanitary controls at crossings are not excluded. Cross-border workers, international carriers, people in transit, members of foreign delegations, urgent business reasons or medical examinations are excluded from the provision. Homeowners can also cross the border with close relatives. Friuli Venezia Giulia is considered by the Slovenian authorities as one of the 14 Italian regions in the red zone.
People from countries or administrative units of countries at high risk of contracting the new coronavirus may be quarantined by the Slovenian border police. However, quarantine will be avoided by anyone who shows a negative test result that is not older than 48 hours. Neighboring Croatia, according to the director of the Zagreb-based National Institute of Public Health (Hzjz) Krunoslav Capak, also announced the introduction of new restrictive measures to contain the spread of the subsequent coronavirus, in recent days. , there has been a gradual and steady increase in cases.
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