Denmark to Take 'Calculated Risk' by Easing COVID-19 Curbs in | COVID-19 Up
Denmark to Take "Calculated Risk" by Easing COVID-19 Curbs in March
@COVID19Up: Denmark plans to allow shops and some schools to reopen in March in a much awaited move that could however send hospital coronavirus admissions soaring in coming months.
Denmark, which has one of the lowest infection rates in Europe, has seen general infection numbers drop after it introduced lockdown measures in December in a bid to curb a more contagious coronavirus variant.
In what the prime minister has called a “calculated risk," the government will allow stores under 5,000 square metres to reopen, while outdoor leisure activities can resume with an upper limit of 25 people.
Schools in parts of the country will also be allowed to reopen, but will require students to test themselves twice a week. SOURCE | TIP
