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COPENHAGEN, Feb. 17 (Xinhua) A gradual reopening of Danish society will need more Danes being tested twice a week for COVID-19, said the Minister of Health and Senior Citizens Magnus Heunicke during a press conference on Wednesday. Reopening requires something from the individual citizen and from the individual employer, but it also requires something from us to ensure that the systems and test kits are ready, said Heunicke.
In line with the new proposal, Denmark has purchased 10 million test-friendly lightning test-kits, according to the minister.
The latest proposal will be aimed at those parts of society, including students in higher education and selected shops, that are expected to be at the forefront of an unspecified next phase of re-openings in Denmark.
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Sixteen civil society organisations (CSOs) have called on the security services to immediately launch investigations into all reported crimes during the electoral process.
Having condemned all acts of violence during and after the December 7 elections, the CSOs, in particular, want the security services to prosecute perpetrators of the pockets of violence which have led to various injuries and deaths.
Respect peace pact
In a joint statement on its observations after the general election, the CSOs called on the leaders of the two major political parties, the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the National Democratic Congress (NDC), to respect and fulfill the Presidential Election Peace Pact they signed before the general elections.