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Coronavirus: Slovenia stops trucks from Italy
Measures to prevent cul-de-sac due to checks in Croatia, Hungary
13 March, 12:43
(ANSA) - TRIESTE, 13 MAR - The Slovenian authorities have
started to reject entry into Slovenia to all vehicles over 3.5
tons that do not have a Slovenian license plate crossing from
neighbouring Italy. Trucks with Italian plates can pass only if
they are not in transit, if they are heading only to Slovenia
and if they are transporting perishable goods.
The restrictions were decided by an emergency decree of the Slovenian government, published in the Slovenian Official Gazette yesterday night, diplomatic sources told ANSA.
The Slovenian National Traffic Information Service (PIC) reported very long waiting times for trucks entering Croatia and Hungary from Slovenia. Croatia and Hungary are currently rejecting "all vehicles arriving from Italy," PIC specified.
(ANSA).
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The restrictions were decided by an emergency decree of the Slovenian government, published in the Slovenian Official Gazette yesterday night, diplomatic sources told ANSA.
The Slovenian National Traffic Information Service (PIC) reported very long waiting times for trucks entering Croatia and Hungary from Slovenia. Croatia and Hungary are currently rejecting "all vehicles arriving from Italy," PIC specified.
(ANSA).
