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In the last 24 hours, 589 new cases of covid-19 have been reported in Denmark and four new ones have been admitted. Informs, among others, of Danish TV2.
This is the highest number of recorded infections in the country since the corona pandemic outbreak earlier this year, and is an increase of more than 100 cases from the previous record, which was set yesterday.
Squeeze
Part of the explanation is attributed to the fact that far more things are being tested now than in the initial phase of the pandemic. Danish police say 26,423 people have been examined in the last 24 hours.
Introduces new national measures
The summary shows that a total of 62 people are hospitalized for treatment. No one has died from the disease in the last 24 hours.
– The corona virus has once again taken over our society, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said during a press conference on Friday.
Then the government launched new measures to control the infection.
Nozzles are mandatory
The new rules include closing bars and restaurants at 22 for the entire country. Also, everyone should wear a mask when moving around restaurants, bars, and coffee shops.
The ban on meetings will also be reduced to 50 people. The exception applies in situations where you primarily sit.
The new measures are initially applied until October 4.
Anyone who has the opportunity is also encouraged to have a home office during this period.
FHI allows more face masks
– no one escapes
The country’s authorities also called on the country’s youth to be careful. In recent weeks, strong measures have been taken against several illegal parties in Copenhagen.
– There are no age groups that escape. 14 percent of the newly admitted are under 30, warned yesterday the Minister of Health and the Elderly Magnus Heunicke.
Frederiksen also cautions against assumptions that only the elderly are affected by COVID-19.
– Many say that the coronavirus is not dangerous and that only the elderly are most affected by the virus. That is not the case. Many, including young people, can suffer tendon injuries, such as breathing problems, muscle aches, and altered sense of taste and smell. And we don’t know how long this will last.
