Data from the health ministry also show that 19% of nurses and 8% of doctors remain unvaccinated.
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Poland closes schools and announces compulsory vaccines for teachers, medics and uniformed services
Restaurants, bars, hotels, cinemas, theatres and places of worship will also have to further limit capacity, and nightclubs will close.
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