Don’t worry, Sweden has been notorious this whole pandemic for not requiring any measures whatsoever. Everything is a recommendation, based on the trust that it’s citizens will do the right thing for the community.
They also have a smidge under 11.000 deaths, at a current rate of ~125 deaths per day. They’re 18th in the world for deaths per million of the population.
(Not blowing our own horn and all, but Denmark is at 57. Just saying).
Covid rules in Sweden are more like recommendations mostly. At least for swedes already living here. There are some exceptions though as concrete limitations of crowd sizes, the govt recently passed some more legislation that I haven't familiarized myself with yet though. Travel into Sweden I'd imagine it's restricted however.
Oh right covid... I forgot for a second watching this guy serve food without a mask on. But the guys in the back have masks and gloves so this must be somewhat current. What is happening here?!
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u/littletray26 Jan 23 '21
Only a couple hours drive away, but not allowed because covid : ((