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Dutch cannabis cafes see rise in business during COVID-19 pandemic
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Customers stream in and out of coffee shops in The Hague, as the cannabis trade booms despite the current coronavirus restrictions.
Whether it is to calm their anxiety or ease the boredom of the past two years, many buyers say their consumption has increased during the pandemic.
When the Netherlands first locked down in March 2020, there were scenes of "weed panic" with long queues outside coffee shops, the Dutch term for cannabis cafes.
But while access to bars, restaurants, and nightclubs has
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