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Morning paper news sport j2 money culture scene video ALARM IN LJUBLJANA Slovenian government spokesman: 'Croatia could soon be on the red list' Italy yesterday adopted a new measure for those who want to enter the country, and have stayed and passed through Croatia Writes: Jutarnji.hrPosted: August 13, 2020 9:56 am Border with Slovenia Border with Slovenia Ta Italy has introduced a new measure for those who want to enter the country, and have stayed and passed through Croatia 130 CASES OF INFECTION The second worst day of the epidemic: Stricter measures are being introduced, inspections will be able to close clubs After Italy yesterday adopted a new measure for those who want to enter the country, and have stayed and passed through Croatia , it seems that Slovenia is also preparing to put Croatia on the 'red list'. Namely, Jelko Kacin , the spokesman of the Slovenian government for Covid-19, stated that Croatia could soon be on the Slovenian red list due to the large increase in the number of infected people, reports the Slovenian portal 24ur. He did not want to comment on whether this will happen next week. - This will show the numbers - said Kacin and added that they are closely monitoring the epidemiological situation of the 'southern neighbors'. Recall, the Minister of Health of the Italian Republic Roberto Speranza on Wednesday evening signed a decision according to which all persons intending to enter Italy, who during the previous 14 days stayed in or traveled through Croatia, Greece, Malta and Spain, must prove that in the past 72 hours underwent a molecular or antigenic test for coronavirus by swabbing and that it was negative or undertaken to be tested for coronavirus within 48 hours of entering Italy, writes Corriere della Sera. They can be tested immediately if they arrive in the country by plane and land at an airport equipped for swabs. In all other cases, they have 48 hours to report to the nearest health facility and undergo testing