Coronavirus in the Netherlands: what changes on Saturday
Dutch NewsNew rules for wearing face masks and the use of coronavirus passes come into effect on Saturday, November 6 Here’s what you need to know” Face masks Masks will once again be compulsory in all public buildings where coronavirus passes are not required. This includes: Supermarkets and shops Libraries Government buildings and council offices Airports and railway stations Colleges and universities when moving between locations People in contact professions, such as hairdressers, will again have to wear masks, but not sex workers. All cafes and restaurants, including outdoor terraces Casinos Museums, amusement parks and other places which ‘people move through’ and do not have seats Indoor locations for amateur sports events for the over 18s, but not outdoors Sports schools, swimming pools and fitness clubs, including canteens Music and painting lessons, choirs and theatre rehearsals Use of the pass was already compulsory in theatres, concert halls and cinemas. Work The government has strongly recommending people work at least half the week at home rather than at the office and people are also being urged to travel outside rush hour.