(Bloomberg) -- Norway's capital is gradually closing its municipal testing stations as it removes a general recommendation for the city's residents to test for Covid-19.
May 9 will be the last day that people can test at the public stations, the Oslo municipality said in a statement on its website. People wishing to get checked before traveling internationally will need to use private providers, it said.
Norway ranked first for a second month in Bloomberg's Covid Resilience Ranking in April. The Nordic nation is among a growing group that no longer have Covid-related travel curbs in place, and has even scrapped a requirement to self-isolate after a positive result.
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