Original article (in Croatian) was published on 01/03/2022
The marginal website Logicno.com incorrectly claims that the war in Ukraine was used to “quietly abolish” the Covid certificates in Croatia and that the media is silent about it.
The fact that most citizens and the media in Europe and the world are worried about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the threat of nuclear weapons, which has not occurred since the Cuban crisis, Logicno.com interpreted as a conspiracy to divert attention from the “abolition of Covid certificates” in Croatia.
The article titled “Croatia quietly abolished Covid certificates – the mainstream media is silent” even states that Covid certificates were not abolished but that their use was narrowed.
And now they have abolished that mockery. Putin has killed the pandemic, or maybe the Great Reset is moving to the next phase. In any case, the Government has announced (probably at the behest of Brussels) on its website that Covid certificates are being abolished everywhere except in medical and social institutions. All media in Croatia are silent about it, or have slipped the news unnoticed. Even though this is an extremely important thing that greatly affects the lives of citizens. Very evincive.
The measures were reported by the Deputy Prime Minister and all major media
All major media outlets have reported on the relaxation of epidemiological measures, which is easily verifiable by typing “Covid certificate” into a search engine.
Deputy Prime Minister Davor Bozinovic himself reported on the relaxation of measures for public gatherings and the abolition of Covid certificates for public institutions, except for health and social care. The news about this still holds a prominent second place on the cover of the government’s website.
“Measures related to public transport, the operation of shops, the use of masks and border crossings have been extended until March 31”, Bozinovic told reporters after a government session.
The number of currently infected, daily diagnosed patients with coronavirus as well as those in hospital care and patients put on ventilators is declining in Croatia. Unfortunately, the death toll is still high, although it is lower than in previous winter months.
