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Copenhagen motorists need to get used to a new phenomenon: In future, the SOS Dansk Autohjælp roadside assistance may arrive on an electric bicycle.

A strong commitment to the protection of personal data; a new strategy period with strengthened focus on sustainability; and zero tolerance of any acts of discrimination in the corporate culture. These are some of the issues included in the Sustainability Report 2020.

2020 has indeed been an unusual year and it has turned out quite different than expected. Financially, the result in 2020 reflects the lower activity caused by Covid-19. Nevertheless, SOS International is still in a very strong financial position in order to develop and strengthen the market position in the coming years.

The Covid pandemic is dragging on, and it is becoming increasingly challenging to find energy and to keep an overview. Chief psychologist urges the use of nature to charge your mental battery.

SOS International supports the changed test strategy of the Capitol Region of Denmark, meaning that several suppliers will contribute to an increased test capacity.

After 1 February, SOS International will test residents in the Capital Region, Region Zealand, the Central Jutland Region and the North Jutland Region. This was established today when the Danish Regions announced which providers of the COVID-19 quick test will supplement the public test capacity until 1 May at the earliest.

Now, there is another place where residents in Aarhus and Central Jutland can be tested for COVID-19. On Thursday, 17 December, the SOS International quick test centre opened at the Port of Aarhus at the previous location of the ferry Molslinjen.

Today, SOS International has entered into an agreement with the Danish Regions to supplement the public testing capacity with 11,000 daily antigen tests. Private persons can therefore now book an appointment for a free test at SOS International and Charlottenlund Lægehus Medicals Nordic and receive a quick result.

From Monday 7 December 2020, business travellers have the full support of the Danish authorities for being tested using an antigen test when they return home from business travel.

On 11 November, the Danish Statens Serum Institut (SSI) announced that antigen testing should only be used as a supplement to PCR testing. SOS International sees weaknesses in the French study on which SSI based this announcement.