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Schools return to normal in Denmark

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The European country of Denmark has become the first country in the continent to allow the relaxation of the restrictions imposed to prevent the spread of coronavirus.

The country has allowed its schools to resume its operations, paving the way for the return of children up to the age of 11 back to their schools.

Denmark Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has welcomed children as they have reached back to their schools in the capital Copenhagen.

Denmark is one of the first countries in the country which has imposed a lockdown to prevent the spread of the virus.

Meanwhile, some experts have warned the country about the risk it has taken through its decision to reopen its schools.

The government has given some strict directions regarding the matter of personal hygiene to the schools which have opened their gates for their students.

The Denmark experiment is being observed closely by several countries across the world.

The Denmark’s move has come shortly after the European Commission directed its member countries to create a road map to remove the restriction imposed to prevent the spread of the virus.

Denmark is not a seriously affected country. With its latest move, it has taken a serious risk. It is yet to be seen whether it will be proved beneficial in the long run.


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Murderers of reformed Denmark gangster get life imprisonment

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The youngsters, who shot a reformed gangster, Nedim Yasar, has been awarded a tough punishment of life imprisonment by a court based in the Denmark city of Copenhagen.

He was murdered shortly after he had published a book exposing his unpleasant life as a gangster.

That murder attempt was not the first one. Prior to that, he had suffered several murder attempts.

Interestingly, still it remains unknown why the youngsters attacked and murdered the reformed gangster.

During his last days, Mr. Yasar was a social worker. He was working for the betterment of children. He campaigned actively among children to let them understand the relevance of education. He was very sure that children of this generation should not suffer what he had suffered during his childhood days.

Mr. Yasar was a Turkish by origin. He was only three year old when he reached the European country of Denmark.

During his teenage days, he emerged as a dreaded gangster in his city. He had maintained his criminal status until he came to know that he was to become a father.

It is important to expose why this man was murdered. It is unfortunate that the prosecution has blindly accepted the statement made by the culprits that they could not recollect what happened during the night in which the murder of the reformed gangster happened.


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Danish social worker convicted of siphoning money

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Britta Nielsen, the Danish social worker, has been found guilty by a Copenhagen court in a corruption case.

The corruption case distorts the image of Denmark, which is known for its corruption free status.

Ms. Britta has been working as a social worker for last forty years. She is well known in the country as a social worker.

The news report that Ms. Britta has been convicted by a Denmark court in connection with an embezzlement case has come as a surprise.

Many have expressed their shock in the unbelievable revelation. Some have even showed unwillingness to believe the revelation.

Notably, she is the recipient of Silver Medal of Merit, one of the most prestigious awards offered by Denmark.

The prosecution was very strong in the case. It successfully shattered all arguments put forth by the prosecution to save their client.


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