Reason has started: Most people adhere to the corona exit restrictions. The weather helped.
District - Life in the district is practically still. The exit restriction imposed by Bavaria's Prime Minister Markus Söder (CSU) seems to be working. At least at the weekend there were hardly any cars on the streets and only a few people could be seen in public.
"It has been very quiet"
Couch instead of café, watching TV instead of partying, family instead of friends. Reason started. In order to break the corona infection chain, people followed the general decrees issued by the Bavarian state government. All over southern Upper Bavaria. "The exit restrictions have a high level of acceptance," says Robert Kopp, President of the Oberbayern Süd Police Headquarters, "and most of them are considered exemplary." The Garmisch-Partenkirchen district is no exception - with exceptions.
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A resident of an apartment building in Bad Kohlgrub informed the Murnau inspection officials on Saturday: Despite the prohibitions, a woman is supposed to run a dog salon in the basement. She showed herself constantly and must now count on a notification according to the Infection Protection Act. This, as well as another due to trespass, is blooming eleven men between the ages of 20 and 33. They had climbed over the locked gates at the Murnau middle school sports field to play football on the course. "We were the bad referee," says Stefan Sonntag, spokesman for the Presidium.
His conclusion is nevertheless positive. "It was very quiet." The bad weather played an important role in this. "That helped." He is already looking at sunny days when the tourist traffic could start again. A walk in nature - no problem. If there are only individual visitors. Otherwise "we have to keep an eye on that not everyone comes to a parking lot". Or a large number of hot spots meet. As of Monday, the spokesman expects that more people will be on the road again. Because they have to go to work. The rest of them should keep to the rules. "It has to get in the head," he says, "that everyone can help ensure that fewer people die."
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Border crossing at Griesen continues to
A photo circulated through the social networks and caused a lack of understanding. The information system at the Griesen border crossing showed on Saturday that it was only closed to traffic between 8 p.m. and 6 a.m. It should be completely closed. He was, the information was exchanged again, the officers of the Murnau border police inspected the closure.
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However, there is the idea of opening the transition to commuters during the day. At least the Federal Police Directorate Rosenheim would like to make this possible, says spokesman Rainer Scharf. However, this depends on the Austrians. Manfred Dummer, head of the press office of the Innsbruck State Police Directorate, but emphasizes that the transition between Griesen and Ehrwald must not currently be open, according to the ordinance of the Interior Ministry. "As long as no other instructions come, it will stay that way." But talks about the project envisaged by the German side would take place in the background.
By asking
the emergency number 110 or the local police inspection should not be called for exit restrictions or event bans etc. Information is available on the Internet at
www.corona-katastrophenschut.bayern.de.