More strict Covid-19 rules in the Netherlands

@TitiaG (251)
Netherlands
January 20, 2021 7:51pm CST
As of today (January 20, 2021) we're in night lockdown in my country. From 8.30pm to 4.30am we're not allowed to be outside the house, unless you have to be for specific reasons. Such as work, emergencies, caretaking, walking the dog. We're only allowed to have 1 visitor (over 13 years old) per day in the house. At least until February 10. That's upon the lockdown we already had: all shops closed except food shops. I'm ok with that, because numbers of sick people are still way to high. What are the restrictions in the area you live in?
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@macayada (1497)
• Cavite City, Philippines
21 Jan 21
Not too strict as of the moment. Our restriction is categorized as general, moderate, enhanced quarantine depending on the number of cases within the specified area. However, the new variant of covid has entered our place but it is good that due to long time experience since from the start of its onset , the frontliners and the health workers knew already how to handle the situation.
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@May2k8 (18391)
• Indonesia
21 Jan 21
We don't lockdown ... shops, offices, malls can only be open until 7pm.... when go out we must wear mask.
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@Shavkat (140118)
• Philippines
21 Jan 21
We are not lockdown, but we need to use face masks and face shields when going out.
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@LadyDuck (472087)
• Switzerland
21 Jan 21
We have similar restrictions until the end of February, only the grocery stores and the pharmacies are now opened. I am fine with the new rules, I see too many people who seem to think that this virus is a joke.
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@RasmaSandra (80736)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
21 Jan 21
Right now we are not having any new lockdown but most supermarkets are open and some fast food place but the bars and restaurants I think are staying close,d
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• Indonesia
21 Jan 21
That's really strict. In my place, that's not that strict. We still can go out (under health protocol) even there are people who are enjoying their holidays.
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@prinzcy (32305)
• Malaysia
22 Jan 21
Visitation is not allowed here. Unless for emergency reason of course. We're not allowed to leave the house, unless to buy food or work. Unless two people are allowed to leave.