Sales of amantadine boomed in Poland during the pandemic, and it was even recommended by a member of the government.

Sales of amantadine boomed in Poland during the pandemic, and it was even recommended by a member of the government.
The new measures go into force on Monday.
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Sales of the amantadine have boomed during the pandemic despite no evidence that it helps in the treatment of COVID-19.
Schools will reopen, isolation for infected people will be shorted, and quarantine requirements reduced.
Some have already withdrawn from the programme, citing difficulties meeting the requirements.
Poland is experiencing by far its highest ever numbers of infections.
Some patients with referrals are having to wait hours outside testing centres.
A government spokesman said they would seek to add opposition ideas to Covid legislation currently being considered by parliament.
36,665 new cases were reported today, with some forecasts predicting the figure to pass 100,000 next month.
Almost 520,000 people died in Poland last year.
They are accused of charging between 100 and 1,000 zloty to around 100 people for fake documents, and could face prison sentences of one to 10 years.
They expressed frustration at the “growing tolerance” for Covid deniers and anti-vaccine sentiment.
Employees will get 1,000 zloty (€441) for being fully vaccinated and the same again once they receive a booster.
In Zakopane, around 30,000 people attended a concert organised by state TV while tens of thousands more came to party.