April 30, 2021
Mike Corder
UTRECHT, NETHERLANDS (AP) Lisa Gerritsen and Eva Diks were the first guests in six months to be served at Cafe Le Journal on The Neude square in the Dutch city of Utrecht on Wednesday.
First in a long line waiting to be seated, they chose a table in the sun, ordered glasses of water and were planning to make a day of it.
“We’ve waited so long. We were here at 11 o’clock. Fantastic,” said Gerritsen, a 19-year-old student. “We plan to stay here until 6pm.”
The Netherlands on Wednesday became the latest European country to begin cautiously relaxing its lockdown even as infection rates and intensive care occupancy remain stubbornly high.
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