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Italy to introduce five-day quarantine for travelers from EU Member States

epa03885232 (FILE) A file picture dated 25 September 2008 shows an Alitalia aircraft taking off from Rome's Fiumicino airport, Italy. Alitalia is to receive a cash injection of at least 100 million euros (135 million dollars), the board of the loss-making Italian air carrier said on 26 September 2013, amid speculation of a takeover from minority shareholder Air France-KLM. EPA/PERCOSSI

Italy will be introducing a five-day quarantine period for all travelers arriving from EU Member States, including Malta, according to sources in the Ministry of Health quoted by Euronews.

People travelling into the country will be required to take a coronavirus test before leaving their country of origin and another one at the end of the quarantine period.

These measures reflect travel conditions already in place for persons reaching Italy from outside the EU.

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