Ljubljana – Health Minister Janez Poklukar on Wednesday urged those in charge of critical infrastructure, companies and the rest of society to organise work and other processes in a way to minimise contact among people so as to prevent certain activities to be stopped at one point due to Omicron infections and quarantines. He said work and other processes should be conducted by two or even three teams who do not have contact with each other. “That is the only way we can prevent certain activities from stopping at one…
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