For the purpose of harmonization with the updated bibliographic data by international organizations and on the recommendation of the Scientific Advisory Committee, the Ministry of Health informs that the Guidelines concerning the release of asymptomatic or mildly isolated coronavirus cases.
Specifically, according to the new instructions, the following apply to release from isolation:
It is clarified that the self-limitation for positive cases lasts 10 days. Therefore, the release date of the case is 11ηday from the date of the first positive laboratory result or the date of onset of symptoms, calculated as day 0.
It is emphasized that in any case the citizens should contact their Personal Doctor, to ensure that the criteria are met. Those citizens who are not registered with a Personal Doctor are released by the Epidemiological Surveillance Unit of the Ministry.
The new recommendations apply to all those who fall into the above two groups of cases (asymptomatic or with mild / moderate symptoms), regardless of their vaccination history. The decision to release on 10η day applies retroactively and the relevant revised instructions have already been informed by the Personal Physicians. For example, a virus-positive asymptomatic person who is currently under 8η day of its restriction, is released by the Physician's Staff after 2 days. Respectively, if a person is currently at 11η day of restriction, can be released by the Physician's Staff from today.
Finally, it is clarified that the instructions for close contacts remain as they are, namely:
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