Sweden records 40 more COVID-19 deaths and 392 new cases as country refuses to enforce lockdown

Sweden has recorded 40 more COVID-19 deaths and 392 new cases on Monday (April 20) as the country refuses to enforce a lockdown.

Sweden has recorded 40 more COVID-19 deaths and 392 new cases on Monday (April 20) as the country refuses to enforce a lockdown.

The Scandinavian country is the only one in Europe not to implement any coronavirus lockdown measures on the public and has so far seen almost 15,000 confirmed cases of the virus with 1,580 deaths.