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schema:articleBody	Austria's government Saturday announced a return to tougher anti-coronavirus restrictions including shutting schools and non-essential shops to contain spiralling second wave infections. "From Tuesday and until December 6 a new lockdown like the one from spring will brought in," Chancellor Sebastian Kurz told a news conference. Kurz's administration imposed a partial lockdown two weeks ago but that has not stopped cases rising and hitting a daily record Friday. The tightened measures will see social contact reduced to a minimum and people told to stay indoors save for clearly defined reasons such as shopping, work where working from home is not feasible, medical visits and sport. Only shops selling essential items will be permitted to remain open, such as food stores, chemists, banks and post offices. Primary and middle schools will switch to distance learning, senior schools and universities already having done so. Vienna imposed a partial lockdown including a nighttime curfew from 8 pm at the start of November and ordered restaurants, museums, concert venues and sports facilities shuttered, but virus cases have continued to rise unabated. The country has seen 831 confirmed cases per million inhabitants over the past seven days, according to the "Our World in Data" website, as Austrian jumped ahead of neighbouring Czech Republic and Switzerland to top the global charts. The nation of 8.8 million escaped relatively lightly during the first wave but Friday saw 10,000 infections in 24 hours and a further 7,000 on Saturday. Daily cases had been running in contrast at only around 1,000 in early October. The recent rise has put pressure on hospitals with Covid-19 patients currently occupying 567 of 2,000 intensive care beds. The country's pandemic death toll currently stands at around 1,700. deh-anb/at/cd/cdw/har
schema:headline	Schools, shops to close as Austria tightens restrictions
schema:mentions	Czech Republic Sebastian Kurz Vienna Intensive care unit Austria Curfew Ebola virus disease Switzerland Lockdown Pandemic Coronavirus disease 2019 Our World (1967 TV program) Distance education Alexander Manly Spiralling CDW
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schema:datePublished	2020-11-14 (xsd:date)
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