Italy due to coronavirus prohibits entry and transit from 13 countries of the world

Italy, due to the coronavirus epidemic, imposes a ban on the entry and transit of goods and passengers for citizens who have been in 13 states of the world over the past two weeks, the country's Ministry of Health said on July 9. The list of prohibited states includes Armenia, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Brazil, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Chile, Kuwait, North Macedonia, Moldova, Oman, Panama, Peru and the Dominican Republic. The government order provides for a ban on direct and transit flights from these states. The head of the Italian Ministry of Health, Roberto Speranza, explained on this occasion that the pandemic remains in the most acute phase, so we cannot annul the sacrifices made by Italians in these months. According to the news agency, Italy is among the most affected by the coronavirus pandemic in Europe, along with Spain, Britain and France.