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Holidaymakers face curbs as COVID-19 cases surge in Europe

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Passengers wearing facemasks as a precaution against the spread of COVID-19 walk through arrivals at St Pancras International station in London on Friday after travelling on a Eurostar train from Paris. Pic/AFP

Passengers wearing facemasks as a precaution against the spread of COVID-19 walk through arrivals at St Pancras International station in London on Friday after travelling on a Eurostar train from Paris. Pic/AFP

Italy and Britain have imposed strict rules on holidaymakers returning home, following a recent pick-up in novel Coronavirus infections in several European countries.

With daily cases rising over 500, Italian Health Minister Roberto Speranza signed an ordinance mandating travellers returning from Spain, Croatia, Malta and Greece to undergo COVID-19 test, reported the Guardian. "We need to maintain the utmost caution in order to defend what we have achieved so far. People returning from these countries will now have to have swabs".

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