Gyms, malls and more face strict rules under Sweden's new pandemic law


  • World
  • Monday, 11 Jan 2021

STOCKHOLM, Jan. 10 (Xinhua) -- As Sweden's emergency pandemic law comes into force on Sunday, gyms, malls, shops, public swimming pools and other facilities could face fines or closure if they fail to limit visitor numbers.

Sweden's 21 regions tasked with enforcing the law are faced with major organizational challenges, with the Stockholm region for instance creating a special unit consisting of roughly 30 people dedicated solely to monitoring adherence to the new law.

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