Corona crisis in Europe: The regulations on lockdown and exit restrictions will continue to apply in the individual countries.
- Europe is fighting the spread of the corona virus.
- Individual countries are affected differently and at different times.
- The regulations for the citizens of the federal states are correspondingly different.
Munich - Some European governments, including Austria, wanted to talk about easing curfews and bans on contacts last week - but nothing came of it. The situation had to be reassessed only after the weekend.
Since the spread of infections in the countries is delayed and the individual governments use different strategies, different measures have also been put into effect.
Corona crisis in Europe: these are the measures currently in force
While Sweden still relies largely on people's personal responsibility, Italy has been living for three weeks with increasingly stringent curfews, which are referred to in the overview as "lockdown" and can include various additions - such as what the regulations regarding sport in Outdoors. The calls for common exit strategies are becoming louder.
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The following measures currently apply (as of March 29, 2020, sources: dpa and Swiss Federal Office of Public Health).
country | measure | in force since | in effect until | Outlook and current discussion |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Italy | Lockdown | March 10th | 3rd of April | The lockdown is expected to be extended |
Spain | Lockdown | March, 15 | 11 April | |
France | Lockdown | 17. March | April 15th | |
Great Britain | Lockdown | March 23 | April 13 | |
Austria | Lockdown | April 13 | Government decides on 30.03. about possible gradual loosening | |
Switzerland | Curfews, meetings for more than 5 people prohibited * | April 19th | ||
Netherlands | Exit restrictions, tightened since March 23 | April 6th | Cabinet makes new decision on March 31 - ban on events applies until June 1 | |
Belgium | Exit restrictions | March 18 | April 19th | |
Czech Republic | Exit restrictions | April 1st | The government expects the extension to continue, with the state of emergency initially valid until April 11 | |
Bulgaria | no exit restrictions yet, but state of emergency | March 13 | April 13 | The climax is expected around April 19 - the state of emergency could be extended |
Poland | stay at home if possible | 11 April | ||
Hungary | Lockdown based on the Bavarian model | 28th March | 11 April | |
Denmark | Border closings | April 13 | Regionally different additional measures with different end dates | |
Norway | Border closings | April 13 | Regionally different additional measures with different end dates | |
Slovenia | Lockdown | March, 20th | ||
Serbia | Curfew for older people, for younger people between 1 p.m. and 5 a.m. | March 18 | ||
Croatia | Travel between cities prohibited | |||
North Macedonia | Curfews at certain times |
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