Nations seek to ease nursing home loneliness yet keep safe
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HALLE, Belgium (AP) — Belgian Prime Minister Sophie Wilmes just wanted to do the humane thing.After so many frail and elderly nursing home residents had been held in seclusion from their loved ones in the first weeks of the lockdown to contain the coronavirus pandemic, Wilmes said her government decided to allow one visitor — in good health — per person.“People can die of loneliness,” Wilmes told parliament on Thursday.
As said here by RAF CASERT and ANGELA CHARLTON