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Greece to enter 3-week lockdown on Nov. 7

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis declared on Thursday a three-week general lockdown in the country, which is assumed to last until November 30, when the situation will be reassessed.

From November 7 and until the end of restrictions, anyone who wants to move inside the country must inform the authorities via SMS. Supermarkets will stay open, while high-schools and universities will remain closed and switch to remote work.

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