Italy Ends Two-Year Covid-19 State Of Emergency ...Middle East

Rome: More than two years after its announcement, and following several extensions, Italy has officially ended the Covid-19 pandemic state of emergency. The end date — March 31 — was originally announced by Prime Minister Mario Draghi in February. The country can now gradually phase out the remaining Covid measures between April 1 and December 31, […] The post Italy Ends Two-Year Covid-19 State Of Emergency appeared first on Ommcom News.

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