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Austria has begun to slowly reopen. Last week, small shops opened again. On May 1st, all shops are going to open again and on May 15th restaurants as well as hotels are opening again.

Austria implemented strict social distancing laws about a month ago. The number of Coronavirus cases has been declining steadily and it seems the country has the situation under control. 

The curve of new infections in Austria is basically flat now.

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Here's a video of the Austrian chancellor (I hate him and would never vote for him, but he handled the crisis pretty well so I have to give him credit) explaining the situation and his plan:

 

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Will the virus spread again after people are out? Not to mention the second wave of the virus will hit in a couple of months.

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Bloody

I'm not confident about all the bussinesses re-opening..I believe there's going to be another wave of the virus. I know that they have to open again for the economy but it's not safe again...

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Shipper

The news of all the other countries opening up must be making Trump agitated since he is a jealous copycat and must feel so pressured to do the same. 

The thing is, our situation is different with all the other smaller countries but he wants to copy it. We just don't have the testing capacity in that scale.

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Francesca Cipriani
47 minutes ago, Bloody Matt said:

Italy seems to be close to reopening too  :) 

With still +3000 new infections in a day?

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nattuggla
2 hours ago, Faysalaaa said:

Will the virus spread again after people are out? Not to mention the second wave of the virus will hit in a couple of months.

In Austria it is mandatory to wear face masks in shops and public transport.  These measurements were probably done to kinda compensate the increasing risk which bears with the slow opening of shops and public places. Everything will open slowly to ensure the infections curve will not rise again uncontrollably but in a controlled manner and there is always 2 weeks in between those measurements to validate and see how the loosen restrictions have an impact on new infections. 

Right now, from all the confirmed cases (about 15.000) over 72% are recovered again. Also the daily infection rate is at 0,6 percent increase right now (we had a daily rate of 30-40 percent rate Mid March) 

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From my perspective (I live in Canada), it seems a little too early to be reopening things, but I'm still curious to see what impact it will have on the number of cases/the curve. I guess some country has to do it first in order to see what it's like, and whether it's safe for other countries to follow suit.

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