Covid today Denmark, the Green pass is back for events and clubs

Two months after lifting all restrictions, Denmark returns to impose the Green pass to curb coronavirus infections. Starting today, the green passport will again be required to enter bars, restaurants and discos, but also to participate in major events. The Green pass is used to prove that the holder is vaccinated, cured of the covid or negative for a recent test. Only residents under 15 are exempt. The Danish government had lifted all restrictions against covid, including the obligation to mask, on 10 September, relying on the high vaccination rate and low circulation of the virus. But in mid-October the cases started to rise again and in the last few days the daily bulletin broke the contagion record of last year. The announcement of the return to the Green pass has meanwhile increased the number of new vaccinated people.