Now that the advice to keep a distance of one and a half meters apart is being ignored en masse, the cabinet is considering closing the non-essential shops as well. The cabinet confirms this, reports De Telegraaf.
The Dutch went out en masse this weekend. There they met in droves in parks, beaches and playgrounds. The government therefore decided to reinforce the call to keep distance with an NL Alert.
On Monday, the Ministerial Crisis Management Committee will list the effect of that final offensive. The impression so far has been that people listened better to the authorities’ call on Sunday than on Saturday. If the result of the repeated call disappoints, further measures are in the offing, says an insider. Closing more “non-essential” stores is “at the top of the stack”. A restraining order with the exception of a message once a day, such as in France or Italy, is not an issue.
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