European markets tighten rules on indoor events
Belgium, Sweden, Wales, N. Ireland and France have tightened measures on live music in a bid to curb the new Omicron variant of coronavirus
News By IQ | 4 January 2022
A number of key European markets have tightened restrictions on live music in a bid to combat the new Omicron variant of coronavirus. In Belgium, music venues are to be shuttered and all indoor mass events are prohibited until at least 28 January.
Outdoor events are permitted to take place but social distancing must be maintained and masks are required. Events with more than 100 visitors must have a one-way circulation plan and a separate entrance and exit.
The new rules were…
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