Karin Hildebrand, a doctor in an intensive care unit in Stockholm’s Sodersjukhuset hospital walks in a corridor before treating patients with COVID-19 on June 11, 2020, during the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. As coronavirus lockdowns are extended across Europe, protests have flared in its hard-hit hospitality sector, along with warnings that many businesses are on the verge of extinction.
Many in the sector feel “fobbed off from week to week” by changes to government policy and are finding it impossible to plan, she says. “I’m no Covid denier or conspiracy theorist, we know it’s a drastic situation at the moment in the hospitals.” It has remained open ever since in defiance of lockdown, despite visits from the police and a fine from the public health authorities.
“We wait for help which never comes, promises which are never kept, and the little help which does arrive is trivial,” he says of the official response. “The important thing for me is to know when we can open again under viable conditions” and in the meantime to receive help that means “I won’t lose my life… my passion”.Later this week in Sofia, restaurant and bar owners are planning a “march towards freedom” after the government failed to set a reopening date for them.
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