Other restrictions?
 

Just read this: https://www.thelocal.dk/20211207/dan...-restrictions/

Any suggestions on what these could be? Closure of clubs?

The newspapers are now flooded with a statement from ritzau, describing an intent to increase the weekly supply of vacccine shots to half a million starting already next week.

The prime minister also wants the eligibility of shots to happen sooner such as five and a half months for a booster shot since the second shot.

https://www.berlingske.dk/politik/st...s?referrer=RSS

The following article suggests the coronapas to be valid only with a booster shot for eligible people.

https://www.dagens.dk/indland/mette-...digvaccinerede

And these two mention a superspreader Christmas event in Viborg not unlike the Norwegian one.

https://nyheder24.dk/nyheder/mette-f...ltag-overvejes

https://www.tv2nord.dk/tv-2/omikron-...alborg-koncert

Meanwhile, Soundness Minister Magnus Heunicke has been infected and he was at his ministry's julefrokost on the 3rd of December.

https://politiken.dk/forbrugogliv/su...tet-med-corona

I really hope this is the swan's song for this wretched thing. We can't go on opening and closing, masking and not masking, coronapass-ing and not-coronapass-ing rinse and repeat, ad infinitum...

The news is in.

From December 10:
-no bars etc open after midnight
-max 50 people standing in one room
-mask for anyone standing in restaurants

Her er de nye restriktioner og anbefalinger
https://nyheder.tv2.dk/samfund/2021-...g-anbefalinger

I also read that the validity of the covid pass is only up to 7 months after the last dose?

I wouldn't be surprised if that's the case. The dust will settle in hours to come!

Even COVID needs a rest!

In Sweden, children under 12 can't get the first two doses while children under 65 can't get the third dose. I wonder if this means that children under 65 won't be able to enter Denmark in the future.

Sweden as inspiration: the Covid-19 pass applicable — if even required — for entry to the country may not necessarily be the Covid-19 pass accepted for anything and everything else while in the country.

The coronapas won't be reduced from a year to seven months until mid-January.

https://nyheder.tv2.dk/politik/2021-...ghed-forkortes

Presumably so that people have time to get a booster?

Yes. The time window is narrow from when you are eligible to get it following the previous shot until the coronapas requires you to get it, but at least there is an abundance of appointment times available.

Kids up to 15 years old get let off early too (last day of school is December 14). I know one high school going virtual during the last week of school this term.

I had my second vaccination in July and still haven't received an invitation yet - I know that they are busy vaccinating the first 2 groups.

The way you formulated this makes me think of the old Swedish passports. Required to cross the border but too easy to forge so not accepted for identification anywhere else. Later on Sweden decided to join the European Union and with that we got more secure passports which can be used for identification.