Norway from today completely ce opens and repeals measures introduced due to the Covid-19 pandemic, which have limited physical contact and blocked much of the economy.

- This is 561 den after we introduced the strictest measures in Norway in peacetime. Now is the time to ce get back to our usual routine, said yesterday Prime Minister Erna Sulberg on press conference.

Restrictions on the coronavirus will be lifted today from 16 o'clock by local time.

The decision no more ce requires physical distance will allow cultural and sports venues in Norway to operate at full capacity, restaurants to be refilled, and ce open the doors to nightclubs as well.

Sulberg has already completed three of the four phases in the government's plan to phase out social and economic restrictions introduced in March last year. However, the start of the last phase was delayed several times due to fears of a possible increase in the number of infected people.

- In short: now we can live normally, she stressed, adding: "I want to say, thank you very much, Norway!"

- Although most people now ce return to normal everyday life, the pandemic is not over. People will continue to ce get sick, so it is important that everyone is vaccinated, warned Sulberg.

According to the National Institute of Public Health, about 76 percent of Norwegians have been vaccinated with at least one dose so far, and 67 percent of the population ce immunized with two doses.

Sulberg pointed out that the people who will ce become infected with coronavirus, you will have to ce isolate so as not to spread the virus.

She stressed that travel restrictions as well ce facilitate and the Government is no more to give them advises citizens not to travel outside Europe.