Table 2.
A reopening of society should be staged according to the local situation
| Stage 1 | Restrictions lifted for a specific sector of the community, that could be schools, could be specific manufacturing industies, e.g., the construction industry, or could be limited to low endemic areas only. |
| Observe for two weeks, monitor hospital admissions, perform testing at key sites of all persons with upper and lower respiratory tract infections. | |
| Stage 2 | If the situation is stable, |
| Extend opening of manufacturing and construction industries | |
| Open public transport but request face mask in public spaces | |
| Open schools in more areas | |
| Open international travel from selected countries, quarantine arrivals from high endemic | |
| countries or perform a rapid DNA test on arrival or ask for pre-departure test | |
| Observe for two weeks, monitor hospital admissions, perform testing at key sites of all persons with upper and lower respiratory tract infections. | |
| Stage 3 | If the situation is stable, open all workplaces and open small shops and restaurants |
| provided physical distancing is maintained. Open international travels from selected countries, | |
| quarantine arrivals from high endemic countries, or perform a rapid DNA test on arrival or ask for pre-departure test | |
| Observe for two weeks, monitor hospital admissions, perform testing at key sites of all persons with upper and lower respiratory tract infections. | |
| Stage 4 | Open up for mass gatherings like football matches, religious meetings, etc. .. |