Denmark’s borders were shut down at 12.00 Saturday and will remain firmly closed until at least April 13th as the government struggles to halt the spread of coronavirus. All foreigners who cannot demonstrate…

The number of coronavirus cases in Denmark continues to rise at a fast pace – 864 are now infected but the prime minister has acknowledged the real figure is probably far more as…

Denmark may have closed its borders but they remain open for asylum seekers. Although all foreign nationals arriving in Denmark for the next four weeks will be turned away if they don’t have…

Closing the borders will have little effect on containing the coronavirus according to a leading epidemy expert. Lone Simonsen, Professor of Population Health Science at Roskilde University,said closing down the borders won’t help…

The government presented further emergency legislation, Sunday, that will compensate companies hit by the coronavirus with up to 75% of employees’ salaries if they promise not to fire workers. Under the terms of…

The hotel and restaurant industry reacted less than enthusiastically to the government’s offer to compensate companies hard hit by the coronavirus by covering up to 75% of employees’ wages, if they agree not…

A Danish woman in her 30s has tested positive for the coronavirus in New Zealand. According to reports the woman had travelled from Denmark and arrived in Auckland via Doha on Tuesday March…

Scandinavia’s flagship airline, SAS, said last night it’s temporarily laying off up to 10,000 employees, or 90% of its total workforce After the governments of Denmark and Norway closed down their borders chief…

After a long day of deliberation, Thursday, parliament finally passed emergency legislation shortly before midnight that provides the state with wide-reaching powers to slow the spread of the coronavirus. Backed by the epidemy…

The number of coronavirus cases in Denmark grew to 674 yesterday, 160 up on the previous day. The Danish Patient Safety Authority reports that 3038 people have now been tested for the virus…