Netherlands poised to tighten curbs to slow second COVID-19 wave ...Middle East

The Dutch government is expected to announce tighter lockdown measures later on Tuesday, including a recommendation that people avoid foreign end-of-year holidays. Bars and restaurants were ordered to close for at least a month on Oct. 13 as the country imposed a partial lockdown to slow a second wave of COVID-19 infections. Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte is expected announce in a televised press conference at 1800 GMT that museums, theatres, cinemas, zoos and amusement parks will also have to close, national news agency ANP reported, citing sources.

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