Raed Arafat announced today that no restrictions will be imposed in Romania for people who have not been vaccinated against the Coronavirus, which is very important for those who refuse to do so, but what is happening in our country is not necessarily going to happen somewhere else.
Raed Arafat says that it is possible for restrictions to appear for unvaccinated people in various European countries, which is still being discussed in the press, from restrictions on public transport to regional restrictions, all to protect as many people as possible.
"Vaccination does not mean that you return to normalcy. It is possible that there are some international meetings that will tell you that you can come if you are vaccinated. It's possible, we'll see. We expect that to happen as well.
In Romania we said that we will not apply such discriminations and we will not apply such rules, but outside, especially in areas where it was now strictly forbidden for anyone to go, it took place only online, it is possible to say that you can't come unless you're vaccinated."
