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Is there still a curfew in Rhodes?

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blopez34

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I was talking to a few family friends and they had told me that there was a curfew in Rhodes, is it still in place? Many thanks
 
The curfew only lasted a few weeks & is not in place now.
 
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I think most places in Greece don't have curfew anymore
 
Thank you, guys, for chiming in! It is so hard to keep everything straight.
 
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