Sweden is an outlier in Europe, or even the world, when it comes to its approach to the coronavirus. While other countries, or rather, their inhabitants, struggle with varying levels of lockdown, Sweden has relied on relatively few recommendations to try and prevent the spread of the virus.
Nursing homes have been closed to visitors, higher education has been moved online and there's a ban on gatherings of more than 50 people.
Authorities have also encouraged people to work from home and to avoid unnecessary journeys. But primary and secondary schools up to the age of 16 remain open, as do hairdressers and gyms, and restaurants and bars can stay open once they offer table service to avoid crowding at counters and bars.
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