At present, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public transportation, but it is also recommended to wear it indoors in commercial facilities.
From the Embassy of Japan in Zagreb
● At 2:00 pm on June 28, the cumulative number of new coronavirus infections in Croatia was 2,691 (+67), the cumulative number of healers was 2,152 (+0), and the cumulative number of deaths was 107 (+0). )is. So far, 77,453 inspections (+829) have been performed. *Numbers in parentheses are the day before.
● In Croatia, the infection is spreading again. In addition, as of 2:00 pm on June 28, there are 432 patients.
From June 25th on, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public transportation (buses, trams, ferries, etc.). Except for that, the citizen life is almost normal.
It is normally open except for some tourist facilities. It is vacant because there are fewer tourists than usual.
The beach is also less than usual, but it is lively normally.
Unfortunately, the number of affected people has been increasing since the opening of borders to EU countries, with new cases occurring every day in the double digits of 10-25.
In response to this, those who enter Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Kosovo and Northern Macedonia from 12:00 on June 25 are obliged to voluntarily quarantine for 14 days.
Also, it is mandatory to wear a mask when using public transportation (city bus, tram, intercity train or bus) from 00:00 on June 25.
People are wearing masks again and again, but at present, everyday life is almost normal.
It's not as busy as it normally is, but tourists from EU countries are back and the energy is back.
Currently, tourist facilities are normally open. We will inform you when the situation changes.
Currently, the number of infected people in Croatia is continuing, but every few days, the number has fallen to 1-2 people nationwide, which is fortunately low. As of 14:00 on June 14, there are 11 patients nationwide. The Croatian government continues to maintain a physical distance of 1 m outdoors, 2 m indoors, and to wash hands and wear masks with others. From June 15th, entry from all EU countries has returned to normal. Currently, entry from Japan is scheduled to resume on July 1.
Until the week before last, it seemed that customers were paying close attention to each other at the supermarket cash register, etc., but they are returning to normal from last weekend. Few mask wearers are seen. However, the disinfectant solution is installed at the entrance of various facilities and is still used. Markets and outdoor cafes are also crowded with people, and vacationers from Western Europe are returning and are regaining bustle.
All tourism facilities (ruins, museums, parks, etc.) are open for business again. The beaches are also returning to the liveliness of people who swim and sunbathe.
