The Austrian government on Thursday announced that it will further expand CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus measures in the country, citing a recent surge in Omicron cases. “We have to adjust to a new situation with omicron, we have to adjust to the fact that the infection numbers will increase quickly,” Chancellor Karl Nehammer said during a news conference in Vienna, the capital of the Alpine country. “We need to do everything we can possibly do together to prevent another lockdown,” he added. Under new measures, Austrians are required again to wear masks outdoors—FFP2 or K95 types—when in crowded areas, or when a distance of 6 1/2 feet cannot be maintained, officials said. The new set of rules also includes an expansion to an already existing measure that targets unvaccinated citizens, such as banning them from almost every store and hospitality venue. Starting next week, the government said it will …