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Denmark to allow schools and indoor facilities to reopen

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epa08363859 Pupils wash their hands during a break at Korshoej school in Randers, Denmark, 15 April 2020. Nurseries, kindergardens and schools reopen in Denmark after a month-long closure due to spread of the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus which causes the COVID-19 disease. EPA-EFE/BO AMSTRUB DENMARK OUT

COPENHAGEN (Reuters) – Denmark will allow elementary schools to fully reopen and a range of indoor activities to resume this week, the Health Ministry said on Tuesday.

Indoor activities that can resume include theatres, concert venues, cinemas, indoor sports facilities and gyms, some sites with caps on maximum attendees.

Entrance to the reopened facilities is dependent on showing a “corona passport”, that shows that holders have either been vaccinated, previously infected or have had a negative test in the past 72 hours.

The changes will take effect on May 6.

Reuters

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