Note; the Netherlands are now under a degree of lock down.
Rules as follow:
Stay at home if you have a nasal cold, coughing, sore throat or a fever. Avoid social contact. If symptoms worsen call your GP.
Any gathering of more than 100 people are cancelled. This includes musea, concerthalls, theaters and sporting events.
Do as much work at home as possible and spread labour hours as wide as possible when working from home is not possible.
For vulnerable groups; avoid large groups and public transport. For those around vulnerable groups, limit visits as much as possible.
Medical personnel and people in critical infrastructure; stay at home only if you have symptoms and fever. Much is asked of you to maintain these critical services in these circumstances, discuss your situation with your employer. Do not travel to other countries.
Colleges and universities are encouraged to provide as much online education as possible, this to avoid crowding lecture halls.
Pre-school and primary and secondary education facilities stay open. Pupils that have a cold must stay at home. This is to avoid upsetting their education, and risks of infection at these levels are decidedly lower.
Lockdown to stay in effect until 31st of March.
Total infected: 804. Hospitalized: 115. Deceased: 10. As yet, the situation is under control.
Rules as follow:
Stay at home if you have a nasal cold, coughing, sore throat or a fever. Avoid social contact. If symptoms worsen call your GP.
Any gathering of more than 100 people are cancelled. This includes musea, concerthalls, theaters and sporting events.
Do as much work at home as possible and spread labour hours as wide as possible when working from home is not possible.
For vulnerable groups; avoid large groups and public transport. For those around vulnerable groups, limit visits as much as possible.
Medical personnel and people in critical infrastructure; stay at home only if you have symptoms and fever. Much is asked of you to maintain these critical services in these circumstances, discuss your situation with your employer. Do not travel to other countries.
Colleges and universities are encouraged to provide as much online education as possible, this to avoid crowding lecture halls.
Pre-school and primary and secondary education facilities stay open. Pupils that have a cold must stay at home. This is to avoid upsetting their education, and risks of infection at these levels are decidedly lower.
Lockdown to stay in effect until 31st of March.
Total infected: 804. Hospitalized: 115. Deceased: 10. As yet, the situation is under control.