These are some of the requirements going into effect this week:
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The Swedish prime minister Magdalena Andersson has announced a new series of coronavirus-related national measures as Sweden grapples with an increased burden on its healthcare system. From January 14, all licensed premises must close by 11pm, with seated service only and a limit of 8 people in a group. There are also new restrictions on public gatherings and events, which will impact anyone hoping to travel to an event in Sweden in the coming weeks.In recent weeks, Sweden has recorded its highest levels of positive Covid-19 test results. The National Board of Health and Welfare said there is a “rapidly rising curve” for the spread of infection and the need for care.
“I am well aware that these measures are intrusive in people's everyday lives. Therefore, I also want to emphasize that they are temporary, that both the government and the authorities will assess the need for the measures on an ongoing basis,” said Andersson.The prime minister urged adults to limit social contacts indoors in the coming weeks. From January 12, the following
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