The MINISTRY for foreign affairs, sent out false information about the travel

the 22-time is sent to the MINISTRY for foreign affairs released a fix for the people who have the app on your phone.

”due to a technical error the incorrect pushnotiser if, traditionally, the dissuasion, recently, moved out from within the app. We are deeply sorry. The foreign MINISTRY's general recommendation not to proceed with the cause of the coronavirus still remains”, said the foreign MINISTRY in a rättelsenotis.

Erik Karlsson at the Swedish foreign MINISTRY's press service, explaining that it is a technical error occurred during the Sunday evening, and troubleshooting.

" there are No new avrådansbeslut has been taken by the MINISTRY for foreign affairs of the weekend. The most recent decision in the long term and has led to the recommendation not to proceed is terminated, the non-essential travel to Austria and the principality of Liechtenstein, " he said.

”I don't want to speculate,”

According to Erik Karlsson, were the wrong text information about the recommendation not to proceed, to more than 40 countries, has been lifted, many from outside of Europe.

There were countries in which there is a recommendation not to proceed from it. Then sent out notice of the recommendation not to proceed was in place. Some of the examples of the countries, Tunisia, Colombia and the central African republic, Azerbaijan, belarus, Burundi, and Burkina Faso, " he said.

" I don't want to speculate as to what the problem is. There is a technical error, " said Erik Karlsson.

" No, what we are seeing at the moment, no. We need to debug, so we'll see what the investigation brings.

the MINISTRY went on the 14th of march, out of an advice against non-essential travel to the countries on the basis of the coronapandemin. Since then, the foreign MINISTRY has opened up opportunities for travel to 22 european countries as well.

Right now, the advise to the MINISTRY for foreign affairs, from travelling to Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech republic, denmark, Estonia, Finland, hungary, Ireland, Latvia, Lithuania, luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Romania, the Slovak republic, and Slovenia, as well as all of the countries outside of the eu.