Over 30 event organizers join lawsuit against new Covid measures
NL TimesOver 30 organizations in the events and festivals sector joined a lawsuit against the Cabinet's new coronavirus measures. They see the decision to cancel major multi-day events, only weeks after allowing them to be organized, as "careless and unjust" and ask the court to allow public events that meet the conditions of previous Fieldlab experiments, NOS reports. The dozens of organizations are joining a lawsuit announced by ID&T - organizer of Mysteryland and Milkshake - almost immediately after Prime Minister Mark Rutte's press conference on Friday. "It is impossible for us to explain internationally that we'll only have clarity about the conditions under which we can organize the event less than three weeks before the start of the event," F1 Dutch Grand Prix director Imre van Leeuwen said.
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