The Swedish government has ended the implementation of COVID-19 related legislation Saturday, lifting all restrictions aiming to contain the spread of the pandemic, according to MAP.
No COVID-19 restrictions are currently mandatory in Sweden, namely mask-wearing, and social distancing measures.
Sweden already lifted most COVID-19 restrictions on February 9, following high vaccination rates among its population.
Sweden follows in the footsteps of other European countries, including the UK, Ireland, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Italy, Switzerland, and France, in a move to coexist with the virus
The UK was the first country to make such a decision on January 19, considering the COVID-19 just like the seasonal flu.
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