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Did you hear the one about Sweden? The whole world was shutting down to deal with the pandemic,

and Sweden went the other way. So the biggest difference is no lockdown and no quarantine.

And obviously that means schools have stayed open, bars and restaurants, gyms,

hairdressers, why have you? Natalie Rothschild is a freelance reporter

based in Stockholm. She's been covering the country's response to the pandemic,

but she's also been living it.

So the other week, it was a very sunny weekend, and I looked at my window where I see bus stops,

and I see cafes and restaurants and a kind of a little shopping centre and that kind of thing,

and it was bustling. Lots of people everywhere, and you would not know that there was a pandemic on.

But then the next day, equally sunny Sunday, I took a ferry that's usually crammed with people

who was empty. There were about nine people on that ferry. I went to a zoo with my mom and my son,

and there was hardly anyone there. We walked through the city centre. It was dead. No one was out

shopping even though there were big sales on. Lots of stores that are normally open on the

Sunday had closed because lots of stores have limited their opening hours. We walked through the

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