The agreement was reached in consultation with the sports sector. Right now applies everywhere color code yellow, which means, among other things, that contact is possible between sports bubbles, but now there are also scenarios ready should the situation deteriorate again.
Should we proceed to code orange, then no more public is allowed in the halls. For people over 12, there should therefore be no contact with other bubbles outdoors. Also in the pool there should be no contact with other bubbles, although the changing rooms and showers remain open there.
Bee code red there is almost nothing more possible for groups of 12 and over. Red means there are widespread infections in society. Outdoor sports activities for the over 12s are then only possible on an individual basis or within the family or home bubble. Public is prohibited everywhere. Swimming pools are open, but only accessible to children up to twelve.
“We hope that the plans for orange and red are not necessary, but we would still like to have them in hand,” says Weyts. “We don’t have to improvise if the situation worsens anyway. These plans are supported by the broad sports field.”
