You and everyone else are obliged to follow national and regional advice and restrictions and contribute to prevent the spread of coronavirus/covid-19. Your choice makes a difference!

National advice

Follow national advice and restrictions (www.krisinformation.se)

Regional advice

Follow advice and restrictions for Västerbottens län:

• Spend time with few people
  Do not hang out with other people than those you live with or normally meet. If you meet other people, keep a physical distance, preferably spend time outdoors and keep your distance.
  
• Avoid places with many people
  Avoid public transport, shopping centers and shops. Shop when few other people are in stores, shop alone, keep your distance and stay in stores for a short time.
  
• Work from home
  If you can not work from home, keep your distance and meet as few people as possible. Stay at home if you have symptoms or signs of covid-19.
  
• Do not travel if unnecessary
  Avoid unnecessary travel, both within and outside Västerbotten. If you must travel, do it in a safe way and make sure you can get home safely if you get symptoms.
  
• Use mouth protection in public transport
  Use disposable mouth protection in public transport at all times of the day.
• Use mouth protection indoors
  Use disposable mouth protection if you have to meet other people indoors than those you normally meet and if you cannot avoid close contact. This does not replace the advice to avoid meeting others. In preschools and schools it is advisable to use mouth protection in situations when adults cannot keep distance.
  

Pandemic law

A new temporary pandemic law gives the government and authorities the opportunity to limit activities to reduce the spread of infection. This applies, for example, to public gatherings and public events, leisure and cultural activities, trading places, public transport/domestic air traffic and the use/provision of places for private gatherings. Länsstyrelsen checks that the law is complied with through supervision. Businesses that do not comply with restrictions can be fined. The temporary pandemic law applies until 30 September 2021.