Covid today Holland, towards a partial lockdown

Covid infections in the Netherlands are also growing today and the lockdown hypothesis reappears. A partial request is made by a group of experts who, according to local TV Nos, would have recommended it to the local government to reduce cases in the country. Holland could therefore be the first Western European country to restore it. The government of the interim prime minister, Mark Rutte, is expected to make a decision on this as early as tomorrow. Among the restrictive measures that the government is considering, the broadcaster specified, are the cancellation of events, the closure of theaters and cinemas and the early closure of bars and restaurants, while schools would remain open. After a two-week partial lockdown, it is the opinion of the experts, entry to public places should be limited to vaccinated or recently recovered people. Last week, the Netherlands reintroduced the masks and expanded the list of places that require the Green Pass to access it. The new coronavirus infections have almost doubled in the last week, with a weekly incidence rate of over 400 per 100 thousand inhabitants.