The effect of Denmark scrapping Covid-19 restrictions
Last updated: Wednesday March 9th, 2022
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Covid-19 cases and deaths from 11 Sept 2021
Denmark has decided that as their country is 71% vaccinated, on September 11 2021 it will drop remaining restrictions that were managing the pandemic, with its government claiming the outbreak is "under control" despite their recording 557 new cases, and 4 deaths, that day. Let's see what the effect of their removal of restrictions will be...
Week to 14 Sept: 3170 cases and 20 deaths
Week to 26 Sept: 2291 cases and 15 deaths
Week to 21 Oct: 5926 cases and 20 deaths
Week to 03 Nov: 11,415 cases and 17 deaths
Week to 10 Nov: 16,196 cases and 26 deaths - restrictions re-instated
Week to 17 Nov: 23,474 cases and 39 deaths
Week to 02 Dec: 30,094 cases and 80 deaths
Week to 09 Dec: 35,180 cases and 70 deaths
Week to 16 Dec: 47,921 cases and 65 deaths
Week to 22 Dec: 69,911 cases and 71 deaths
Week to 29 Dec: 87,050 cases and 87 deaths
Week to 05 Jan: 107,893 cases and 75 deaths
Week to 12 Jan: 130,882 cases and 101 deaths
Week to 19 Jan: 188,899 cases and 102 deaths
Week to 26 Jan: 280,056 cases and 121 deaths
Week to 13 Feb: 304,146 cases and 175 deaths
Week to 18 Feb: 271,081 cases and 230 deaths
Week to 02 March: 138,002 cases and 274 deaths
Week to 09 March: 102,622 cases and 299 deaths
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