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Latest lockdown tweaks prompt opposition backlash
The latest Covid-19 figures shocked the Greek government into announcing a series of changes to lockdown rules and moving yet more regions to the highest risk category, however opposition parties are unimpressed with the latest response to the pandemic, calling for the government to take stronger action.
Worsening infection data released over recent days had fuelled speculation that a tightening of the containment measures was imminent. On Wednesday the authorities announced a tightening to the rules on movement for various activities which limit the ra...
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