Dutch hospitality venues, including bars and restaurants, have been closed since 18 December.
Prime Minster Mark Rutte warned that the country was taking a risk in relaxing restrictions amid rising case numbers
But despite the restrictions, Covid-19 cases have continued to increase, with some 60,000 now recorded per day. Cafes, bars and restaurants will be allowed to open until 10pm, though patrons will be required to show proof of vaccination or recent recovery from a coronavirus infection to gain entry.
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