Netherlands to ease anti-virus steps

Netherlands to ease anti-virus steps

Photo taken in Amsterdam on March 17, 2021, shows a roadside signboard asking people to maintain social distancing to prevent coronavirus infection spread. The Dutch government will lift a curfew on April 28 as part of efforts to ease anti-virus steps despite new daily infections still being on the uptrend.

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