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Last modification Print contact. Homepage Main navigation Content area Sitemap Search. Contact information. Coronavirus: Measures and ordinances. Overview: national rules and bans Measures to date Future measures: three-phase model Cantonal measures Ordinances Explanatory notes Covid Act. Overview: national rules and bans. Work Working from home: Working from home is mandatory. Private gatherings and parties The number of people allowed to attend events among friends and family for example gatherings and parties that are not held in publicly accessible establishments is limited.
Rule outdoors: A maximum of 50 people is allowed. Events Indoors Access to indoor events for people aged 16 and over is basically restricted to people who are vaccinated or recovered 2G. Exempt from this COVID certificate requirement are: Religious ceremonies, funerals, events that fall within the scope of the normal activities and services of public authorities, political events and self-help groups with up to 50 people.
For these indoor events, masks must be worn, the consumption of food and drinks is banned, and contact details must be collected. Blood donation campaigns are not considered events and are therefore not subject to the COVID certificate requirement. The current precautionary measures continue to apply to these campaigns. Outdoors At outdoor events, access for people aged 16 and over is also restricted to people who are vaccinated or recovered 2G.
Trade fairs and consumer shows If trade fairs and consumer shows are not held exclusively outdoors, access for people aged 16 and over must be limited to those who are vaccinated or recovered 2G. Masks Masks must be worn in publicly accessible indoor spaces, for example in shops or in enclosed areas of public vehicles. Restaurants, bars and clubs For people aged 16 and over, access to the indoor areas of restaurants, bars and clubs where people consume food and drinks on the premises must be restricted to who are vaccinated or recovered 2G..
Cultural, sports and recreational facilities If visitors are not confined to outdoor areas, access for people aged 16 and over must be restricted to vaccinated or recovered people 2G. Cultural and sporting leisure activities For indoor cultural and sporting activities, access for people aged 16 and over must be restricted to those who are vaccinated or recovered 2G the people required to have a certificate also include those leading a group.
Sports or cultural activities at events If a sports or cultural activity takes place as part of an event at which more extensive access restrictions apply than for the exercise of the activity, these access restrictions also apply to the people exercising the activity. Professional performers; Professional performers who are in training. Schools Compulsory schools and upper secondary schools e.
Precautionary measures All operators of publicly accessible establishments and businesses must draw up and implement precautionary measures. Isolation Anyone who tests positive for the coronavirus must self-isolate.
Quarantine People who have been in close contact with someone who has tested positive must go into quarantine. Penalties Certain violations of measures to combat the epidemic are explicitly listed as criminal offences and can in some cases be punished with fixed penalties fines of between 50 and francs, depending on the offence. Measures to date Would you like to know what measures the federal government has adopted in the past? The links take you to the "Classified compilation" website, which includes all versions of the ordinances to date.
The Explanatory notes section explains the currently applicable ordinances and all previously applicable ordinances. Cantonal measures Since June , Switzerland has been in a special situation under the terms of the Federal Epidemics Act.
Directives to the cantons These directives are not available in English Directive to the cantons concerning contact tracing and controls: German PDF, kB, Healthcare provision The cantons can require public and private hospitals to make capacity available to treat COVID patients. The federal government supports the cantons in ensuring the supply of medical goods.
To that end, it has issued a series of rules e. The federal government can centrally procure important medical products which cannot be acquired via the usual channels, so as to support the cantons and their healthcare institutions, non-profit organisations and third parties e. The material will then be distributed centrally. Certain medicinal products may be used in the treatment of coronavirus patients without being licensed by Swissmedic.
The prerequisite is that the medicinal products contain an active pharmaceutical ingredient listed in the relevant Ordinance, and that a licence application has been submitted to Swissmedic. Reporting requirement for healthcare providers The federal government coordinates the availability of hospital beds necessary for COVID patients, for which it needs up-to-date information from hospitals. Legislation Communicable Diseases Legislation — Epidemics Act, EpidA The Epidemics Act aims to ensure that communicable diseases are detected, monitored, prevented and controlled at an early stage and helps to better manage disease outbreaks with a high risk potential.
Health insurance arrangements Coverage of medical expenses, tariffs and financing. The researchers will continue to test this mechanism on the virus in bone marrow, then hopefully in human subjects.
It is actually located in Switzerland and has been corrected. Our bad! Cases could be leveling off in early Omicron hotspots, but a surge's peak is only known in retrospect.
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