Rörelsekontrollen
Rörelsekontrollen, also known as the Swedish "Movement Control," refers to a series of restrictions implemented in Sweden during the COVID-19 pandemic to limit the spread of the virus. Unlike many other countries, Sweden adopted a more relaxed approach compared to strict lockdowns, instead relying on voluntary measures and targeted restrictions.
The Swedish government introduced guidelines encouraging people to avoid unnecessary travel, work from home when possible,
Rörelsekontrollen was not a formal lockdown but rather a phased system of restrictions based on the number
- Limits on the number of people allowed in public spaces.
- Recommendations for remote work and reduced commuting.
- Restrictions on travel between regions with high infection rates.
- Temporary closures of certain businesses during peak outbreaks.
Sweden’s approach drew international attention due to its contrast with neighboring Nordic countries that imposed stricter
Throughout the pandemic, Rörelsekontrollen evolved in response to new variants and changing conditions, with adjustments made