(Bloomberg) --
Denmark plans to allow crowds of 30 to 50 people, up from the current limit of 10, as part of a third phase of the reopening which will happen next month.
The government has also agreed with parliament to allow museums, cinemas, amusement parks and more parts of the public sectors to open on June 8, according to a statement on Friday.
The plans followed an announcement late Thursday when the government said it will allow restaurants, cafes and more of the school system to open over the coming weeks.
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