The Estonian government has decided to extend the validity of vaccination certificates for minors from the current nine months to 15 months, with the change coming into effect on 1 February. During the 15 months following their vaccination, minors will not have to self-isolate upon returning from abroad and can take part in controlled activities upon presenting their certificate. Minister Liina Kersna said at the national commemoration ceremony for the victims of the Holocaust at the Liiva Cemetery yesterday, on January 27 that it is the duty of adults to tell schoolchildren about the Holocaust in order to prevent such...