Panguwasa Norwegia ngumumake manawa aturan COVID-19 anyar bakal nglarang adol minuman beralkohol ing bar, restoran, lan papan layanan liyane wiwit dina Rebo.

Wong Norwegia uga disaranake supaya bisa kerja saka omah, yen bisa, kanggo nyegah panyebaran galur Omicron COVID-19 anyar, sing terus nyurung nomer kasus infeksi anyar ing negara kasebut menyang cathetan anyar.

"Tingkat infeksi ing Norway nambah banget, lan saiki wis entuk kawruh anyar babagan varian omicron lan sepira cepet bisa nyebar. Kita ana ing kahanan sing luwih serius, "ujare Perdana Menteri Jonas Gahr Støre, sing ujar manawa "langkah-langkah sing luwih ketat" dibutuhake "kanggo njaga pandemik."

Støre ujar manawa "ora mangu-mangu varian anyar ngganti aturan," sadurunge ngakoni yen aturan anyar "bakal krasa kaya kunci" kanggo akeh, "yen ora saka masyarakat, mula urip lan mata pencaharian."

NorwayAturan sadurunge - dileksanakake mung sawetara dina sadurunge langkah-langkah paling anyar, sing diumumake dina Senin - ngidini alkohol disuguhake ing bar lan restoran nganti tengah wengi, sanajan mung ing meja lan mung yen papan kasebut duwe papan sing cukup jarak sosial kanggo nampung. kabeh pelanggan.

Kasus COVID-19 di Kab Norway wis ngalami mundhak banget wiwit Oktober - nyathet jumlah saben dina paling dhuwur wiwit wiwitan pandemi. Minggu kepungkur, Norwegia nyathet 21,457 kasus sing dikonfirmasi lan 33 tiwas.

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Wong Norwegia uga disaranake supaya bisa kerja saka omah, yen bisa, kanggo nyegah panyebaran galur Omicron COVID-19 anyar, sing terus nyurung nomer kasus infeksi anyar ing negara kasebut menyang cathetan anyar.
Norway's previous rules – put into place just days before the latest measures, which were announced on Monday – allowed alcohol to be served at bars and restaurants until midnight, though only at tables and only if the venue had enough socially-distanced seating to accommodate all customers.
Støre said there was “no doubt the new variant changes the rules,” before acknowledging that the new rules “will feel like a lockdown” for many, “if not of society, then of their lives and of their livelihoods.