The new measures go into force on Monday.

The new measures go into force on Monday.
Schools will reopen, isolation for infected people will be shorted, and quarantine requirements reduced.
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Available hospital beds are to be increased and over 60s testing positive will be able to see a GP.
“We have to take care of the citizens of our country,” says the health minister.
Twice as many fans will also be allowed to watch Poland’s warm-up matches before the European football championship.
There will be exceptions for vaccinated people, as well as some transport drivers and students.
Robert Lewandowski and Krzysztof Piątek can play against England.
Students are also exempted.
The government has announced a “national quarantine”, with hotels, shopping centres and ski slopes closed.
The development will “not adversely affect the proper functioning of the government”, says a spokesman.
The health minister has replaced what some doctors complained was an “obsolete” system.
Some have criticised Poland’s coronavirus restrictions for vague wording and inconsistent enforcement.
The new app aims to check people’s whereabouts and to ensure better care.