Table 1.
Mitigation measures | Norway | Sweden | Denmark |
---|---|---|---|
Kindergarten or daycare and primary schools closed | March 12 | n/a | March 16 |
High-school and universities closed | March 12 | March 17: recommendation | March 13 |
Restrictions on gathering | March 12 | March 11 (500+) March 27 (50+) |
March 11 (100+) March 17 (10+) |
Workplace closures | March 10: recommendation to work from home | March 16: recommendation to work from home | March 13: non-essential workers in the public sector ordered to stay home, private sector urged to allow home working |
Non-essential businesses closed | Some closures from March 12 | — | Some closures from March 18, including restaurants/bars |
Stay at home recommendations | March 12: avoid public transport and unnecessary travels, March 19: not allowed to spend night in vacation homes outside home county |
March 16: for over 70s March 19: avoid unnecessary travels |
March 11: restrict public transport and unnecessary travels |
Restriction on internal movement | March 12 | March 19 | April 9 |
Restrictions on international travel | March 13: recommendations to avoid all international travel, mandatory quarantine when arriving in Norway, isolation if symptoms | March 14: advice against all international travels, isolation and get tested if symptoms after arrival to Sweden | March 11: flights from high-risk areas cancelled March 14: all borders closed |
Cancellation of public events | March 12 | March 12 | March 13 |
n/a, not applicable.
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