The President of the Federal Police, Dieter Romann, made an urgent appeal to his employees.
He is extremely concerned about the rising number of new infections among the police.
Dieter Romann
- the President of the
Federal Police
- turned to his employees in a video message.
Due to the rising number of
corona
infections
at the police, he is concerned.
His appeal is clear: "Avoid
infections
, also because of possible long-term consequences".
Berlin - The
President of the Federal Police
addressed his employees in a two-minute video message.
The reason is the rapidly increasing number of
infections
among the
police
.
Romann asked his employees to protect themselves better against infection in their private lives.
He is currently receiving new reports every day about
corona
cases in "his own ranks".
He is very worried about his colleagues.
Concerned appeal by the President of the Federal Police: "If we fail, the lights will go out."
He combines this appeal with a general warning:
“If we fail, the lights will go out”
.
The
police, which were classified as "systemically important"
during the
lockdown
in spring, are of central importance.
Police employees must therefore keep themselves healthy.
This applies "also in the private sector".
There the risk of
being infected
with the
SARS-CoV-2 virus is
higher than on duty.
Because of the possible long-term consequences, his employees should
avoid
infection
.
Despite the tense situation
, the
President of the Federal Police
did not
allow himself to be taken away from humorous advice
: "Eat three cloves of garlic every day, this does not help directly against the
virus
, but ensures that nobody comes too close to you."
Corona at the police: 136 employees tested positive
Currently around 136 employees of the
federal police have
tested positive for the
SARS-CoV-2 virus
.
In addition, 1574 federal police officers are currently in
quarantine to be on the safe side
.
Last weekend alone, the
federal police
had 500 emergency services in
Berlin
helped enforce the new rules related to the corona pandemic.
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