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Sanna Marin (SDP) says she is cautiously optimistic life will improve by this coming summer with a gradual lifting of restrictions, and that the Midsummer holiday season in late June could be fairly normal .
The government met Wednesday night to discuss a plan to lift restrictions. The discussion is scheduled to continue on Thursday with the political opposition.
According to Marin, the restrictions are to be lifted in reverse order. The first step will be to lift the state of emergency and end the use of the Emergency Powers Act. Nationwide restrictions on restaurants may be lifted on 18 April.