Amsterdam bans creation of new hotels
Another piece in the overall strategy to reduce tourist flows to the city
Valid from 27 March until 25 April included
Today, 24 March, the government of Belgium decided on a new set of measures, aimed to reduce the spread of the coronavirus. The measures take effect on Saturday, 27 March, and are justified by the high seven-days average number of hospitalizations and the doubling number of new cases every two weeks. As most of the outbreaks occur in school and work settings, there will be further restrictions in these domains.
The measures are thus temporary, with an initial horizon of 25 April, included.
The measures announced by the Consultation Committee of Belgium include public gatherings and meetings, the operation of some businesses and professions, education and travel. These include:
The ministerial decree remains in force until April 25, inclusive.
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