Sweden's King urges people to stay home over Easter in rare address

Sweden's King Carl Gustaf addressed the nation on Sunday evening and urged people to act unselfish and prepare to stay at home over Easter. The King also gave words of thanks to the healthcare workers fighting the pandemic. Sweden on Sunday had 6,830 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 401 deaths according to the data from the Public Health Agency. Sweden has refrained from the strict lockdown measures of many other European countries, with restaurants and schools for most kids still open.