In Switzerland you will ski without the Green Pass

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In Switzerland you will ski without the Green Pass

In Switzerland you will ski without the Green Pass. But if the contagion situation worsens, the Federal Council could review this decision.

In Switzerland there will be no need to have a Green Pass to ski. This was decided yesterday, October 19, by the Swiss cableways association, choosing to equate the rules for gondola lifts and cable cars to those for public transport where a health pass is not required. In any case, skiers will be obliged to wear a mask in the cabins and indoor areas, and therefore also in shelters and restaurants, where the green certificate will be required. In the event of a worsening of the contagion situation, the Federal Council could review this decision. Patrick Mathys, head of the crisis sector at the Federal Office of Public Health, spoke of a "hasty announcement" regarding the waiver of the Green Pass obligation and recalled that, based on the situation, the Federal Council will decide and not the installers.
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