Crete and islands in the southern Aegean Sea will be considered high-risk from Tuesday.

Crete and islands in the southern Aegean Sea will be considered high-risk from Tuesday. | EL ECONOMICO

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Germany is designating parts of Greece as high-risk areas, meaning unvaccinated travellers from those regions would need to go into quarantine for five days.

Crete and islands in the southern Aegean Sea will be considered high-risk from Tuesday, the Robert Koch Institute for Infectious diseases said on Friday.

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