Prime Minister Söder has announced the reopening of outdoor pools. On Monday (May 25th), restaurants may also open their interiors outside.
- Gradually, more and more easing of the corona measures also comes into force in Bavaria .
- Now Prime Minister Markus Söder has also commented on the outdoor pools.
- These should open again from June 8th - but of course only under certain conditions.
- Here you will find the basic facts about the coronavirus *. You can also see current case numbers in Germany as a map *. The most important thing about the topic is also available on our brand new Facebook page Corona News.
Update from 3:32 p.m .: Bavaria's state government has reacted sharply to Thuringia's plans to lift the corona restrictions there. "The Bavarian government is horrified that elementary protective measures should now be abandoned," said Florian Herrmann, head of the Bavarian State Chancellery, on Sunday at the German Press Agency (dpa). What Thuringia is planning is a highly dangerous experiment for everyone in the country.
The lifting of all protective measures comes too early and is not appropriate to the current situation. "This makes Thuringia a source of danger for rising infection numbers all over Germany, " Herrmann continued. This is particularly problematic for Bavaria, since Thuringia is a neighboring country and its " Corona hotspot Sonneberg" borders directly on Bavaria. "We now have to consider how we as a neighbor will deal with it," said Herrmann.
Corona virus in Bavaria: New infection figures for the Free State published
Update from 2:28 pm : In Bavaria, 46,505 people have now tested positive for the Sars-CoV-2 coronavirus. So far, 2,391 people have died who were infected with the pathogen. This was announced by the State Office for Health and Food Safety in Erlangen on Sunday (at 10 a.m.) on its website. The estimated number of people recovered was 41,740.
Update from 12.29 p.m .: Not all people in Munich want to follow the corona rules. The police had to clear a meadow in the English Garden.
Corona virus in Bavaria: restaurants are about to open
Update from 11.05 a.m .: Before opening the interior of the Bavarian inns starting tomorrow, Association President Angela Inselkammer is confident that the innkeepers can comply with the hygiene regulations. "The next four weeks will be a real test," she told Augsburger Allgemeine (Saturday). However, the first few days in the outdoor catering industry would have shown that the innkeepers can handle this. This does not have to detract from cosiness. "We will definitely not roam the beer gardens and bars like sheriffs and control our guests," she said.
The president of the Bavarian Hotel and Restaurant Association expects "that about a third of our businesses will remain in Bavaria". Because for a small café it is not worth opening when the tables have to be 1.50 meters apart: “Hardly any guests can fit in there. The owners cannot afford this minus business. "
Corona measures: Bodo Ramelow wants to be the first federal state in Thuringia to end the measures - the new alarm system should apply from June.
Update from May 24th, 10:41 am: 99.4 percent of the novel corona viruses are killed within a few seconds with short-wave , high -energy UVC radiation. This has been shown by tests carried out by the Gräfelfingen company Dr. Hönle AG now had it carried out in Frankfurt. *
Corona virus in Bavaria: Demonstration in Munich falls into the water
Update from May 23, 2020, 9.40 p.m .: The demonstration against corona politics , which was announced in Munich, literally fell into the water on Saturday. Shortly before the official start of the rally on Munich's Theresienwiese, a thunderstorm swept across the grounds, so that the organizers decided to cancel their protest against fundamental rights restrictions.
In Nuremberg , too, there was no significant number of demonstrators. "Dead trousers," commented a police spokesman in the afternoon of the situation. Instead of the announced 500 people, only “scattered people” could be seen in rainy weather. Also in Kempten in the Allgäu the announced demo was quickly canceled due to bad weather.
Update of May 23, 2020, 1:15 p.m .: While Bavaria is gradually deciding to relax the corona measures, the federal state of Thuringia wants to take a far more radical path.
Corona in Bavaria: Söder will soon promise outdoor pool openings - positive development in infections
Update from May 23, 2020, 10:23 am : The number of people tested positive for the coronavirus in Bavaria increases by another 108 people. The Robert Koch Institute reports this increase on Saturday. While Bavaria has always reported the highest increase in new infections in recent weeks , the state is only in third place on Saturday - a positive development.
As the RKI further reports, around 171 people have been officially tested positively in Baden-Württemberg in the past 24 hours, compared to 129 in North Rhine-Westphalia.
Coronavirus in Bavaria: Number of infected people reported
Update of May 23, 2020, 8.35 a.m .: The coronavirus continues to spread, but now the number of people who tested positive for the virus seems to level off to a relatively low number. As the health authorities report on Friday, a further 50 cases have been registered in Bavaria in the past 24 hours . The official figures from the Robert Koch Institute , which are usually higher, have not yet been reported.
Corona in Bavaria: Söder promises open-air swimming pools after Pentecost - but there are clear rules
Article of origin from May 22, 2020: Munich - After the first ebb of the corona pandemic in Germany, more and more easing of the strong everyday restrictions come into force in the 16 federal states . The Bavarian Prime Minister Markus Söder and his cabinet are particularly cautious due to the high number of infections in the Free State .
But Söder has a far-reaching easing announced that on Monday, 8 June due to come into force. So he announced the opening of outdoor swimming pools in Bavaria. During his speech at the CSU Internet Party Conference, which took place on Friday evening (May 22), Söder spoke of the fact that the outdoor swimming pools and outdoor swimming pools in Bavaria may reopen in the second week of Pentecost holidays. He also mentioned open-air systems in thermal pools and also in normal swimming pools.
After the temperatures in Germany continue to rise and summer is just around the corner, this decision is something after many people, but especially the outdoor pool operators, have longed for. In other federal states, the relaxation of measures for outdoor pools takes place earlier.
Corona measures in Bavaria: Söder promises outdoor swimming pool openings
However, the corona virus casts its shadows: There will be no unrestricted splashing this summer. There are strict requirements for opening the bathrooms .
The distance must also be maintained. So there is the idea that swimming lanes can only be swum in one direction. Markings should be placed on the lawn. Group formation is also prohibited as long as the ban provides for a restriction of contact persons.
Open-air swimming pool openings in Bavaria: strict conditions due to corona pandemic
Of course, the fact that hygiene and disinfection are to be paid more attention to in the bathrooms is, of course, a must. Most operators should have been aware of this in advance anyway. Marcus Maier, authorized representative of the Therme Erding, which, in addition to all the thermal and fun areas, also has a large outdoor area, assured us: "We are prepared and ready to go". The thermal and safety concept of the thermal bath has grown to 100 pages . It is a mixture of protective equipment, tightened disinfection measures and a control and limitation of the flow of visitors .
Strict conditions due to corona pandemic - Bavaria remains happy even in the crisis
It is unclear whether all the restrictions are preventing visitors from visiting the outdoor pool this year. It would be dangerous if people came up with the idea of driving more to the freely accessible but often unsecured river or lake banks instead. But the well-visited beer gardens and restaurants, which have opened to visitors again until 8 p.m. after the first relaxation of the corona restrictions in Bavaria since last Monday (May 18), show that even the mask and distance rules hardly affect the residents of the Free State can take away some of their zest for life. Bavarian Minister of Economic Affairs Hubert Aiwanger even called the reopening of the beer gardens a "turning point in the Corona crisis".
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