Reopening schools in Denmark did not worsen outbreak, data shows

Denmark is the first country in Europe to allow students to go back to school.

Sending children back to schools and daycare centres in Denmark, the first country in Europe to do so, did not lead to an increase in coronavirus infections, according to official data, confirming similar findings from Finland on Thursday.

As countries across Europe make plans to exit months of lockdown aimed at curbing the virus outbreak, some parents worry that opening schools first might put the health of their children in danger.

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