Denmark will reopen to most European nations except Portugal

Denmark said on Thursday it would allow entry to citizens from most European nations with a low number of COVID-19 infections from June 27, but said Portuguese travellers were not yet welcome.

in News · 20 Jun 2020, 09:00 · 2 Comments

Considering the current number of COVID-19 infections in various countries, this would mean Denmark will allow unrestricted entry once again to people from Britain and all EU and Schengen countries except Portugal and parts of Sweden.

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Comments

Expected due to the mistakes, wrong priorities and poor "strategies" in combating the virus. Portugal's number of active cases keeps growing and it didn't reach a plateau of safety! The recent case in Lagos, Algarve, around 70 new cases is symptomatic!

By Tony Fernandes from Other on 20 Jun 2020, 13:37

Is this a JOKE...cmon , discrimination ?
Jealousy? We have the lowers numbers in Europe and this nation thinks is ok to barr us...listen: we dont want to go to your stinking , cold smelly country ...

By Toni , bairro novo from Beiras on 21 Jun 2020, 01:58