Crowding in many places despite corona rules

The Public Health Authority continues to urge people to keep their distance, but fewer and fewer people are concerned about the corona virus.

On Monday, SVT Nyheter Skåne visited a popular bathing resort in the western harbor of Malmö.

- I think the distance works great. As long as you are outdoors, there is no danger, says Anita Holmqvist retiree.

The weather is certainly a factor in why more people choose to meet outdoors and everyone does not follow the recommendations when it comes to keeping a distance.

- You don't care. People sit close to each other. I also do it but someone asks me to move on and I do it of course, says Klaudia, who is one of all the port visitors.

Many people find that there are more people on the beaches during the weekends.

- Much depends on the weather. When it is cooler, people keep more distance but when it is warm people sit packed, says Emmy swimmer Malmö city.

According to a survey by the Swedish Agency for Social Protection and Preparedness, there is a clear tendency that everyone does not follow the guidelines to prevent the spread of infection to the same extent as before. The latest result shows a difference in people's behavior and generally a diminishing concern.