The European Union settled on Monday not to reestablish limitations on trivial travel from the U.S. in spite of new Covid-19 cases there surpassing the alliance’s edge, as indicated by individuals acquainted with the survey.

The circumstance will be firmly checked over the course of the following fourteen days given the quick changing epidemiological circumstance, said two individuals, who asked not to be distinguished in light of the fact that the matter is private.

A message left with a representative for the Slovenian administration of the Council of the EU wasn’t promptly returned.

New Covid cases in the U.S. rose to around 270 for each 100,000 occupants over the past 14 days, as indicated by information assembled by the European Center for Disease Prevention and Control. As far as possible is 75 new cases.

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The direction from the EU is a suggestion and any choice on who to allow in, and what limitations to force, eventually rests with the public authority of every part state. While nations have generally followed the rules, there have been times when singular countries have separated from the guidelines.