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Portugal eases more lockdown restrictions as cases fall

Portugal is easing COVID-19 restrictions after a strict two-month lockdown which included shutting schools. Now cafes, museums and shops can receive visitors. It's a comeback for Portugal, which in January had one of the world's highest infection rates.

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