Ukrainian authorities intend to introduce adaptive quarantine next week. This was reported by Prime Minister Denys Shmygal during the session of the government.
"Ukraine will return to the model of adaptive quarantine. Various restrictions will be established depending on the epidemic situation in the regions. There are four levels of epidemic danger, each of which has clear restrictions and criteria. I emphasize that the decision will be imposed next week so that every Ukrainian citizen will be able to get acquainted with it in advance," said the official.
As we reported earlier, Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba predicts that certain foreign countries will ease quarantine restrictions for travelers this summer.
"I can clearly assume that certain relaxation of restrictions in traveling will be imposed by other countries, and Ukrainians will be able to use these," he said.
To date, such popular countries as Poland, Hungary, Germany, Italy, France, the USA, Canada, and Great Britain remain in the "red" zone for Ukrainian tourists.
