Denmark removes all COVID restrictions, stops using vaccination passport | 7NEWS

Denmark has become one of the first European countries to ditch all COVID restrictions, declaring that it's no longer s social critical disease. Vaccine passports were being used, but the Scandinavian country has decided that they're no longer needed.

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[chucknorris]

I get a feeling they show things like that as a "look just comply and all will get back to normal", sorry I don't believe your propaganda

[outpostone-oh-five]

"The protected need to be protected from the unprotected, by forcing the unprotected to take the protection that didn't work to protect the protected"

[heatherbaker]

Denmark has always been progressive in free thought and respect for its people, other countries could learn a lot from them.

[ljseriyu]

Umm so ummm so NO natural immunity needs no "booster shot" it feels AWESOME to be with ppl who dont fall for anything

[CatsRMetal]

I love it how 500 cases a day for Denmark is called 'getting it under control' whereas Australia can't even imagine the idea of having that many cases without a million restrictions.

[sbad]

Guess I'm leaving Australia to move to Denmark.

[jaxwhyland]

Careful, theyre showing you an image of "what could be" if youd just let us do our thing wuthout questioning

[lovepeace]

At least Norway, Sweden, Finland and Denmark have removed Covid restrictions.

[alextsitsios]

I’m surprised the news is finally reporting on this.

[AralBereux]

Just shows how militant the Australian government is.

[Mav_F]

Well UK has done the same thing months ago and no Covid Passports either. Good on countries for being brave enough to realise we got to move on and live with it.

[simonkaye]

Everyone hooked up to a booster every 6 months. Follow the money kids. You know who rules your life now....right! "Each time you vote, you support the process"

[redherring]

If something can be taken away on the whim of a politician or their lobbyists then it really isn't a freedom is it?

[w.h.g]

There has never a justification for these toxic jabs. At 80% jabbed we will only know in a couple of years what the picture will look like in Denmark. The same people that made and released the pathogens are in control of the jabs.

[daniel-chpz]

What happen to Israel, Singapore and Australia, let these people free too.

[witekkopyrda]

But they are civilised country with civilised leadership, in Australia, we have primitive tyrants, with chip on their shoulder, enjoying power to ruin someone's life.

[malibuken]

Good news yet another country with sense. Live with it it’s not going anywhere. It’s all propaganda and no reason for restrictions. Way to go Denmark!

[chrisdumea]

Very good. About time a country has a brain, unlike ours

[wynbrown]

Well done Denmark. It should always be a choice.

[sofseb]

This is called "strategic planning" simply, whereas in Australia it is called " reactive planning" and I shall emphasise that the later paradigm is not part of strategic management. This is a summary of the "decision making process" used in both Denmark and Australia.