The police have intensified its surveillance of parks and other recreational areas in which large groups of people have gathered recently in order to reduce the risk of spread of the coronavirus. The police will increase its presence at hotspots and will issue bans on loitering if necessary if too many people gather at the same place.
The following list of current hotspots is dynamic and may change. New locations can be added, and locations may be removed as agreed with municipal or other authorities, and the police can introduce a temporary ban on loitering if too many people continue to gather.
Act amending the Act on Measures Against Infectious and other Transmissible Diseases (in Danish)
Hotspots and places with temporary bans on loitering
Current hotspots
Current bans on loitering
- Copenhagen, Pusher Street and Green Light District at Freetown Christiania, all weekdays between 10:00 AM until 12:00 PM until the end of 20 January 2021.
Current hotspots
- Odense, Gråbrødre Plads
Current bans on loitering
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Current hotspots
- Aalborg, the waterfront of Aalborg (from the crossing of Strandvejen/Toldbodgade and all the way to Honnørkajen)
- Aalborg, Jomfru Ane Gade (street) and Jomfru Anes Gård
Current bans on loitering
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