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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Denmark will allow more schools across the country to reopen and ease some restrictions on large shops in response to an improving situation in the coronavirus epidemic, authorities said on Tuesday. Secondary educations such as boarding schools will be allowed to reopen on Monday while large stores would be allowed to take in more customers, the Justice Ministry said in a statement. Earlier on Tuesday, Health Minister Magnus Heunicke said the reproduction value for the coronavirus was at 1.0, meaning the epidemic is not growing. Thus, we have the basis for further controlled reopening, he said on Twitter. The contact number, also known as the R-value, indicates how many people one infected person will pass the virus on to. Denmark has registered around 215,000 infections in total, with just under 2,400 corona-related deaths. Heunicke also said the more contagious B.1.1.7. variant, first identified in Britain, was found in around 80% of all positive cases. Denmark

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