The development looks the same throughout the country.
- Even though these young adults usually do not get very ill, they risk infecting others - their parents, co-workers or teachers, for example, says the deputy infection control doctor in the county, Maria Tempé.
Disturbing behaviorThere is concern that this will lead to the spread of society again.
- Young adults need to follow the recommendations more to protect other weaker and more vulnerable groups in society than to protect themselves. Otherwise, there is a risk that through their behavior they will initiate a new spread of society, says Maria Tempé.