The Pandemic Act aims to counteract congestion and thereby also reduce the spread of infection.

These include gyms, sports facilities and shopping malls.

- We have already received some complaint cases from different people who have experienced that it is crowded in different places.

But so far none of the cases have been decided, says Åsa Axheden, acting environmental manager at the county administrative board in Kalmar.

She feels that many are anxious to do the right thing.

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Nils-Petter Nilsson believes that the stores in Växjö City will survive despite the pandemic law.

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- There seems to be a high level of awareness.

Now I hope that visitors and customers also follow the information and take it into account.

It is important to spread the knowledge

Kronoberg County is also preparing to go out and supervise next week.

- This week we have needed to prepare and free up the right staff.

It is also important that as many as possible within the organization can carry out the inspection if any of us should become ill, says Ulrika Lind, county veterinarian and coordinator for the inspections at the county administrative board in Kronoberg county.

She also hopes that the public will follow the instructions that now apply at, for example, gyms.

- It is super important that it is done.

Only then can we have full effect.

The new pandemic law means, among other things, that every visitor to a store must have at least ten square meters of their own area to move around.

At entrances to shops, it must also be signposted with how large the maximum number of visitors may be.

If the law is not complied with, the business risks being fined.