The municipality continues: ‘If you have time during the week, come and do the necessary message at that time. And then preferably only. ” Last Sunday, a similar call came from Tilburg and also from Den Bosch to observe the corona measures.
On Tuesday, Prime Minister Rutte also noted during a speech addressed to the Dutch that the weather was getting busier on the street. He warned that this could lead to an increase in the number of coronation cases and that the relaxation of the measures would be further away. But that message does not seem to make the desired impression in many places. ‘
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In the meantime, entrepreneurs in Tilburg are looking for ways to make corona-proof shopping possible, for example with queues with a maximum allowed number of people waiting and hostesses and hosts who have to keep people away. But not everyone sees that: “The distance in the shops is easy to keep, but if you walk through the city, it won’t be a meter and a half”, a woman who came to do a shopping told Omroep Brabant on Saturday afternoon.
That is also the bottleneck. Despite well-intentioned initiatives, people seem to be unaware of the need to keep their distance. “So you really appeal to the responsibility of the individual,” said Stefan van Aarle, chairman of the Tilburg Entrepreneur Fund. Van Aarle. “We all have to do our part to make this workable.”
Croquette
The NOS News also noted the increased crowds. A man tells a reporter that he took a short break. “Just a croquette, just over the market. I’m a bit tired, sit inside.” Someone writes about this on Twitter: ‘A croquette? Do I hear that right? ” Someone else writes: “And howl when they have corona.”
On Facebook, someone writes about the crowds in Tilburg: ‘Stupid behavior, give the IC staff a rest.’ And yet another writes, “And then in one of the places where it started … in the province where it is the worst and so they still don’t get it.”
Some do understand the people who go out: ‘You can’t shut everything down for 3 months! The shops are open, so make use of it, make sure that tax comes in, to be able to pay for all those compensation and extra care. It would be foolish to sit in your armchair at home and watch the Netherlands go down. ‘ And another reaction: ‘I think people can easily decide for themselves how much they want to go outside. People become a horn of all those disparaging rules. And most people still stick to the rules. ”
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