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Last Updated: 27th October, 2021 15:46 IST
Denmark Health Min Says Lockdown Likely If People Don't Get Vaccinated As COVID Cases Rise
Danish Health Minister Magnus Heunicke stated that Denmark might face a fresh lockdown if more people do not get vaccinated against COVID-19.
Written By Rohit Ranjan
Denmark has vaccinated 75 per cent of its entire population, and 85 per cent over the age of 12, as per Sputnik reports. However, it still has witnessed over 1,000 daily instances of COVID cases for the past week. Danish Health Minister Magnus Heunicke has warned to reimpose limitations in the wake of recent developments. Heunicke stated that Denmark might face a fresh lockdown if more people do not get vaccinated against the Coronavirus. The country lifted the restriction just a month ago.
The health minister stated that they need more people to receive the vaccine if they are going to keep Denmark open, according to TV2. More than 1,000 new cases were registered countrywide on Tuesday for the sixth day in succession, a level not seen in months. Professor emeritus of infectious diseases at Aarhus University, Eskild Petersen has speculated that the pandemic is moving in the wrong direction...
Last Updated: 27th October, 2021 15:46 IST
Denmark Health Min Says Lockdown Likely If People Don't Get Vaccinated As COVID Cases Rise
Danish Health Minister Magnus Heunicke stated that Denmark might face a fresh lockdown if more people do not get vaccinated against COVID-19.
Written By Rohit Ranjan
Denmark has vaccinated 75 per cent of its entire population, and 85 per cent over the age of 12, as per Sputnik reports. However, it still has witnessed over 1,000 daily instances of COVID cases for the past week. Danish Health Minister Magnus Heunicke has warned to reimpose limitations in the wake of recent developments. Heunicke stated that Denmark might face a fresh lockdown if more people do not get vaccinated against the Coronavirus. The country lifted the restriction just a month ago.
The health minister stated that they need more people to receive the vaccine if they are going to keep Denmark open, according to TV2. More than 1,000 new cases were registered countrywide on Tuesday for the sixth day in succession, a level not seen in months. Professor emeritus of infectious diseases at Aarhus University, Eskild Petersen has speculated that the pandemic is moving in the wrong direction...