The 2-year-old Corona ban was lifted in the European country of Ireland following a successful vaccination campaign against corona.
According to a foreign news agency, a successful additional vaccination campaign in Ireland has reduced the number of coronary heart disease patients in the country many times more than expected, after which the government lifted almost all the restrictions that have been in place for two years.
The Prime Minister of Ireland Michael Martin announced the lifting of sanctions in a televised address to his nation.
The Irish Prime Minister said that we have fought the storm of Omekron, we have spoken to our people during the Corona epidemic in a very bad time but now is a good time.
According to Michael Martin, hotels and bars across the country will now be open after 8pm and those visiting public places will not be asked for proof of corona vaccination.
He added that there would be no restrictions on spectators at the National Rugby Championships in February and that all indoor and outdoor events would be held, but that people would have to use masks on public transport and in shops until February.
It should be noted that during the Corona epidemic, Ireland was one of the few cautious countries in Europe to impose the longest travel restrictions at home and abroad. Nightclubs remained closed for 19 months, but the Irish government It also took a number of effective measures, including deferring the payment of taxes to one-third of taxpayers and providing financial assistance under a special subsidy program until April this year.