The Netherlands recorded nearly 52,000 Coven-19 CAs last week, an increase of more than 500% after lifting most limited measures in the end of June.

Number of new Covid-19 cases in the Netherlands soared from 8,500 cases last week, of which more than 60% of new cases were recorded in people aged 15 to 25 years old.

As of July 13, the Netherlands recorded nearly 52,000 cases of the week, an increase of more than 500% compared to the time the government lifted most of the limited measures on June 26, when the vaccine campaign helped reduce the rate of infection.

The number of rapid growth cases forced the Netherlands government to re-impose limited measures with nightclubs, festivals and restaurants.

People pass through the restaurant, bar in Amsterdam on October 14, 2020 when the Netherlands tried to control Covid-19.

The government has launched the Covid-19 medical examination and test system at the points that cannot guarantee a social way of socialization, but ineffectively due to too many people rushing to an entertainment nightclub after months of blockade

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte on July 12 said he was regretful for lifting limited too fast, acknowledging this as a government's mistake.

About 80% of adults in the Netherlands have been vaccinated at least one vaccine nose, but officials say this does not mean it can remove all translation measures.

Nearly 7,000 new cases in the past week are recorded in people who have injected at least one vaccine nose.