Copenhagen Re-opens — Photo Series
<p><a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COVID-19_pandemic_in_Denmark" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">Denmark acted early and effectively.</a> On 13 March, 2020, all public sector employees in non-essential roles were sent home and public institutions were closed, along with high schools. On 16 March, all schools and child-care institutions were closed. On 18 March, shops were closed and restaurants could only sell takeaway food. A limit of ten people gathered together was implemented, with a possible fine of 1500 DKK (€200). Social distancing recommendations were put into place — the classic 2 metre rule of thumb. Danes were free to move about, but the streets were largely empty as people worked from home. The borders were closed unless you were Danish, a resident or had a good reason to come.</p>
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