Test removal for neighbouring states proposed will Macedonia open borders

Today's meeting of the Commission for Infectious Diseases in Northern Macedonia has been recommended removing the PCR's negative tests for citizens from the countries of the region, as well as for those in Kosovo.

The Alsat from sources within the Commission learns that Health Minister Venko Filipce will during the day communicate with local institutions and his counterparts from the region, so that during the following week governments will bring unanimous decision to abolish the move.

In the regional initiative for simultaneously removing negative PCR tests, the adoption of measures to be respected for movement within Western Balkan countries is also expected.