Sweden's rethink: lockdown
Sweden's health officials are set to unveil strict new coronavirus rules for local regions to impose - Business Insider reports.
Growing case numbers in areas like the cities of Stockholm and Uppsala have prompted a rethink of the policy that first opted against lockdown.
Authorities in the worst-affected areas are set to have the power to strongly recommend people to avoid public transport, busy public places, and contact with the vulnerable and elderly Business Insider reports.
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