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DFDS and Stena Line hit by new restrictions after UK's Covid mutation

Ferry operators DFDS and Stena Line both feel the new restrictions imposed as a result of a British Covid-19 mutation that is more contagious. The Netherlands, France and Ireland have closed for UK passengers.
Photo: Ben Stansall/AFP / AFP
Photo: Ben Stansall/AFP / AFP
by TRINE VESTERGAARD

A new and more contagious version of the coronavirus, mutated in the UK, has prompted a number of countries to close the door on British inbound travelers.

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