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  1. Coronavirus in the Netherlands, gastronomy to close again

Coronavirus in the Netherlands, gastronomy to close again

Oct 13, 2020

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  • Restaurants and cafà are seen closed at the Rembramdtpplein amid the coronavirus pandemic on September 28, 2020 in Amsterdam,Netherlands. The Prime minister Mark Rutte announce new measures to combat the spread of the virus in especially for the three big cities Amsterdam, Rotterdam and The Hague where infections are increasing. Amsterdam and The Hague are among the 10 cities most positive coronavirus cases per head of the population in Europe, The list is headed by Paris, with 231 cases per 100,000 people and Amsterdam is in sixth place with 194 cases per 100,000. Amsterdam Netherlands Copyright: xPauloxAmorimx pawp20200928001

    Restaurants and cafà are seen closed at the Rembramdtpplein amid the coronavirus pandemic on September 28, 2020 in Amsterdam,Netherlands. The Prime minister Mark Rutte announce new measures to combat the spread of the virus in especially for the three big cities Amsterdam, Rotterdam and The Hague where infections are increasing. Amsterdam and The Hague are among the 10 cities most positive coronavirus cases per head of the population in Europe, The list is headed by Paris, with 231 cases per 100,000 people and Amsterdam is in sixth place with 194 cases per 100,000. Amsterdam Netherlands Copyright: xPauloxAmorimx pawp20200928001

  • Netherlands, 22 09 2020 Interior view of the beach restaurant Natural High on the Brouwers Dam in the Netherlands

    Netherlands, 22 09 2020 Interior view of the beach restaurant Natural High on the Brouwers Dam in the Netherlands

  • Amsterdam outdoor terrace Restaurant de Belhamel Brouwersgracht Netherlands Netherlands

    Amsterdam outdoor terrace Restaurant de Belhamel Brouwersgracht Netherlands Netherlands

  • Netherlands, South Holland, Leiden, Restaurant on Nieuwe Rjin river canal with Hartebrugkerk in background TAMF02566

    Netherlands, South Holland, Leiden, Restaurant on Nieuwe Rjin river canal with Hartebrugkerk in background TAMF02566

  •  Stacked Metal Chairs Copyright: xBaloncicix Panthermedia28293612

    Stacked Metal Chairs Copyright: xBaloncicix Panthermedia28293612

  • BREDA, Netherlands, 01-06-2020, dutchnews, , Opening bars and restaurants Breda Opening bars and restaurants Breda  x8275305x Copyright:

    BREDA, Netherlands, 01-06-2020, dutchnews, , Opening bars and restaurants Breda Opening bars and restaurants Breda x8275305x Copyright:

  • May 12, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: A Dutch restaurant has come up with a way for people to dine in public during the coronavirus pandemic...Eten Restaurant, part of the Mediamatic Biotoop centre in Amsterdam, has tested greenhouse-like booths for customers to eat in, keeping them protected from contracting COVID-19 from other diners...The dining concept is called Serres So pparo es (Separate Greenhouses in English) and allows guests to enjoy a plant-based, four-course meal with a beautiful waterside view of the city...Those who are isolating in household groups (no larger than three) are able to go out together and share a greenhouse...Waiters wear gloves and face shields to try to stop any contamination between staff and diners...Dishes are served on long boards, which can be slid onto the table from outside...They hope to build l - ZUMAc218 20200512_zia_c218_006 Copyright: xCOVERxImagesx

    May 12, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: A Dutch restaurant has come up with a way for people to dine in public during the coronavirus pandemic...Eten Restaurant, part of the Mediamatic Biotoop centre in Amsterdam, has tested greenhouse-like booths for customers to eat in, keeping them protected from contracting COVID-19 from other diners...The dining concept is called Serres So pparo es (Separate Greenhouses in English) and allows guests to enjoy a plant-based, four-course meal with a beautiful waterside view of the city...Those who are isolating in household groups (no larger than three) are able to go out together and share a greenhouse...Waiters wear gloves and face shields to try to stop any contamination between staff and diners...Dishes are served on long boards, which can be slid onto the table from outside...They hope to build l - ZUMAc218 20200512_zia_c218_006 Copyright: xCOVERxImagesx

  • March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: A view of an empty street in Chinatown..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_067 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

    March 23, 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands: A view of an empty street in Chinatown..Since the Coronavirus hit The Netherlands, most of the cities are empty. A couple of weeks ago, Prime Minister Mark Rutte called to work from home as much as possible and also announced the closure of restaurants, sports clubs, sex clubs, saunas, and cafes. Amsterdam is not formally in lockdown, but the streets and squares are empty. Amsterdam Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200323_zaa_s197_067 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

  • Empty chairs and tables are seen at Het Plein, a square located adjacent to the Binnenhof, as bars and restaurants are closed due to the Coronavirus (Covid-19) on March 16, 2020 in The Hague, Netherlands.  (124471046)

    Empty chairs and tables are seen at Het Plein, a square located adjacent to the Binnenhof, as bars and restaurants are closed due to the Coronavirus (Covid-19) on March 16, 2020 in The Hague, Netherlands. (124471046)

  • A man puts away empty chairs at Het Plein, a square located adjacent to the Binnenhof, as bars and restaurants are closed due to the Coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic on March 16, 2020 in The Hague, Netherlands.  (124471045)

    A man puts away empty chairs at Het Plein, a square located adjacent to the Binnenhof, as bars and restaurants are closed due to the Coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic on March 16, 2020 in The Hague, Netherlands. (124471045)

  • A man puts away chairs outside closed bars, cafes and restaurants as a sign reads Do Like the Italians Do outside an Italian restaurant March 16, 2020 in The Hague, Netherlands.  (124471043)

    A man puts away chairs outside closed bars, cafes and restaurants as a sign reads Do Like the Italians Do outside an Italian restaurant March 16, 2020 in The Hague, Netherlands. (124471043)

  • March 16, 2020, Nijmegen, Netherlands: A view of a square with all the restaurants closed..The Dutch cabinet announced another set of drastic measures in a press conference by Minister Slob (education) and Bruins (healthcare). All food and beverage outlets in the Netherlands closed yesterday from 6 pm and remain closed until 6 April. But still, in some cities like Nijmegen, people keep taking the streets to go for a walk or to visit the flea market without use a distance of about 1.5 meters as a guideline, while all restaurants, bars, and pubs are closed. Nijmegen Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200316_zaa_s197_128 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

    March 16, 2020, Nijmegen, Netherlands: A view of a square with all the restaurants closed..The Dutch cabinet announced another set of drastic measures in a press conference by Minister Slob (education) and Bruins (healthcare). All food and beverage outlets in the Netherlands closed yesterday from 6 pm and remain closed until 6 April. But still, in some cities like Nijmegen, people keep taking the streets to go for a walk or to visit the flea market without use a distance of about 1.5 meters as a guideline, while all restaurants, bars, and pubs are closed. Nijmegen Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200316_zaa_s197_128 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

  • March 16, 2020, Nijmegen, Netherlands: A view of chairs and tablets collected from one of the closed restaurants..The Dutch cabinet announced another set of drastic measures in a press conference by Minister Slob (education) and Bruins (healthcare). All food and beverage outlets in the Netherlands closed yesterday from 6 pm and remain closed until 6 April. But still, in some cities like Nijmegen, people keep taking the streets to go for a walk or to visit the flea market without use a distance of about 1.5 meters as a guideline, while all restaurants, bars, and pubs are closed. Nijmegen Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200316_zaa_s197_120 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

    March 16, 2020, Nijmegen, Netherlands: A view of chairs and tablets collected from one of the closed restaurants..The Dutch cabinet announced another set of drastic measures in a press conference by Minister Slob (education) and Bruins (healthcare). All food and beverage outlets in the Netherlands closed yesterday from 6 pm and remain closed until 6 April. But still, in some cities like Nijmegen, people keep taking the streets to go for a walk or to visit the flea market without use a distance of about 1.5 meters as a guideline, while all restaurants, bars, and pubs are closed. Nijmegen Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20200316_zaa_s197_120 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx

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