From May 16, Austria removes all coronavirus-related restrictions for foreign tourists, they will no longer need to present a vaccination certificate, a certificate of illness or a test upon entry, the country’s official tourism portal reports.
The so-called 3-G rule (presence of vaccination, certificate of past illness or negative test) is removed from May 16 for those entering Austria from all countries.
Since April 16, many “covid” restrictions have been lifted in Austria. Thus, a vaccination certificate, masks and tests are not required to enter most public places, restaurants, bars and museums. The requirement to wear masks at all times has also been lifted, but they remain mandatory in hospitals, supermarkets and public transport.
Attention! People have disappeared in the Luhansk and Kharkiv regions. Please help us find:
1. Rybalko Irina Alexandrovna. 1970 year of birth. Average height. She has poor eyesight and wears glasses. Deaf-mute.
Lives in the city of Kremennaya, st. Titov. Last contacted on April 18, 2022.
Rybalko Alexander Mikhailovich 1971 year of birth. High growth. Deaf-mute. Lives in the city of Kremennaya, st. Titov. Last contacted April 18, 2022.
Ribalko Irina Oleksandrivna
Ribalko Oleksandr Mikhailovich
If you have any information about the whereabouts of Irina and Alexander, please call:
+380663151321 (relatives).
2. Gurin Alexey Mikhailovich. Born 10/10/1950 Was in Kharkov. No communication since February 23, 2022.
Gurin Alexey Mikhailovich
If you have any information about Alexey’s whereabouts, please call:
+380963601842 (Svetlana Derbysheva).
We ask citizens whose relatives do not get in touch to send us all the information. We recommend using the following contact form:
1. Full name of the missing person;
2. Your contact details;
3. Photo of the missing person, description of special features;
4. Approximate place of the last stay of the missing person.
The “Find Your Loved Ones” project is non-commercial, all your appeals will be edited and published free of charge in the media.
We invite colleagues from the media to join the initiative!
The project coordinator is Maxim Urakin, deputy head of the Interfax-Ukraine news agency and publisher of the Open4Business project.
Send information about the missing by e-mail maksim.urakin@gmail.com
Internal and external debt of Ukraine in 2009-2022
SSC of Ukraine
The Ukrainian team won 138 medals and won first place at the Deaflympic Games in Caxias do Sul (Brazil), the Ministry of Youth and Sports reported.
According to the press service of the Ministry, at the XXIV Summer Deaflympic Games, the national Deaflympic team of Ukraine on the fourteenth day won another gold medal in men’s football.
“Over fourteen days of competition, Ukrainian athletes won 138 medals: 62 gold, 38 silver, 38 bronze, and eventually took first place in the team event and in the total number of awards,” the report says.
It is noted that this is the best result in the history of the performances of the Ukrainian deaflympians.
According to the report, the Ukrainian national team was represented by 170 athletes in 15 sports: badminton, basketball, wrestling, cycling, volleyball, judo, karate, shooting, athletics, swimming, beach volleyball, orienteering, table tennis, taekwondo and football.
The top three of the team standings also included the United States – 55 awards (20, 11, 24) and Iran – 40 (14, 12, 14).
The European Union donated communication equipment to the National Police of Ukraine (NPU) and the State Border Guard Service (SBGS) worth over EUR 200,000.
Apart from the daily essential services, the NPU and SBGS are courageously defending Ukraine and insuring protection of its citizens. This donation is one of many that will enhance communication and coordination between the law enforcement agencies; it adds to the resilience of Ukraine in the face of Russia’s ongoing military invasion.
“The support from international partners is extremely important to us, because there is often a lack of any technical communication capabilities in regions where active hostilities continue. This equipment will enable the use of encrypted communication channels. Thanks to the technical support received, we have provided three regions and several National Police units with high-quality stable communication,” said Leonid Tymchenko, Head of NPU’s Department of Information and Analytical Support.
The NPU received nearly 600 items worth EUR 205,000. The SBGS obtained about 30 items worth more than EUR 10,000.
The donation comes as one of many delivered within the PRAVO Police project, which is currently refocused on providing an emergency assistance to Ukraine’s law enforcement and rule of law agencies. The EU project is implemented by UNOPS in close coordination with the EU Advisory Mission (EUAM) Ukraine.
The Embassy of India in Ukraine informs in an official release that it is resuming its work in Kyiv on May 17, 2022.
The Embassy was temporarily transferred to Warsaw (Poland) on March 13, 2022.
As previously reported, as of now, more than 30 foreign embassies have returned to Kyiv.
