Ex-Dutch PM Mark Rutte Tells Parliamentary Covid-19 Inquiry 2021 Curfew Was Invitable
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Ex-Dutch PM Mark Rutte tells parliamentary Covid-19 inquiry 2021 curfew was invitable
During the parliamentary inquiry into the Covid-19 pandemic on Monday, Mark Rutte, who was the Prime Minister at the time, said that the curfew, imposed in early 2021, was inevitable, WNL reports.
The curfew imposed in early 2021 to further slow the spread of the coronavirus was inevitable, according to then-Prime Minister Mark Rutte. "There was no alternative," the former prime minister said during a hearing by the parliamentary committee on coronavirus inquiry.
Former Prime Minister Mark Rutte had to account for his cabinet's handling of the coronavirus on Monday morning. It was Rutte's second and final hearing before the parliamentary inquiry committee. Read our reporter Niels Klaassen's analysis here.
Mark Rutte makes concessions on punctuation. But to this day, the former prime minister defends the major coronavirus decisions with verve. "Then school closures and a curfew are inevitable," said Rutte in this final week of the public hearings of the parliamentary inquiry into coronavirus policy.
THE HAGUE (ANP) - The curfew imposed in early 2021 to further slow the spread of the coronavirus was unavoidable, according to then-Prime Minister Mark Rutte. "There was no alternative," the former prime minister said during a hearing by the parliamentary committee on coronavirus inquiry. Rutt...
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