Recall that Sweden is one of the few countries in Europe that did not introduce strict quarantine measures due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Infectious Disease Specialist Vladimir Kurpita noted that despite the softening of quarantine measures in the country, one should not expect a sharp increase in the incidence of coronavirus.
This is written by URA-Inform with reference to Today.
" Restrictive measures cannot be kept for a long time due to economic problems and people's fatigue, "
According to him, during the summer period a small number of cases will remain, and deaths are also inevitable. He believes that the number of new cases will be within 300 people every day for five to six weeks.. Also, in his opinion, a slight increase is possible in the next seven to ten days, and then the authorities should react again.
Earlier, we reported on new rules for visiting kindergartens after quarantine..