Second virus wave 'very unlikely' in Denmark, says expert

Denmark is "very unlikely" to be hit by a second wave of coronavirus, the country's chief epidemiologist said on Tuesday, after the government laid out plans for increased testing and a contact tracing system. The Nordic country, which has 533 coronavirus-related deaths, was the first in Europe to relax its coronavirus lockdown almost a month ago. "But with the knowledge we have today, I find it very unlikely that we'll see second wave," he said.