Music Banned at Greek Venues Celebrating New Year Amid Rise in COVID-19 Cases

Music Banned at Greek Venues Celebrating New Year Amid Rise in COVID-19 Cases
People wearing protective face masks make their way to Monastiraki square in Athens, Greece, on Dec. 29, 2021. Louiza Vradi/Reuters
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Greece’s health minister announced new CCP virus restrictions on Wednesday that include a ban on music at commercial venues over the New Year celebrations.

Initially, the new measure targeting the hospitality sector was set to be enforced in early January, but due to a recent rise in daily CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus cases, Greek authorities confirmed that the restrictions will start early on Dec. 30 at 6 a.m., Greek Travel Pages reported, citing Health Minister Thanos Plevris.
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