ZDF reporter Nicole Diekmann visits a Berlin restaurant. She is amazed - apparently the Corona regulations are not complied with.
- Nicole Diekmann is a ZDF reporter
- When she visits a restaurant , she has a shocking experience
- The Corona * regulations could no longer be complied with in many restaurants
Berlin - Is it just an isolated case or are corona regulations no longer being observed in many German restaurants? Nicole Diekmann, reporter at ZDF , reports with a tweet about a disturbing experience .
She describes the following situation: On Monday evening, she said she visited a pizzeria in Berlin's Prenzlauer Berg district . So while she paid the bill, she asked the waiter: "Do you still need our names and addresses?" According to Diekmann, he only replied succinctly: "Oh what. Corona is over. ”After one paragraph she ends the tweet with the message“ R = 1.9 ”. This refers to the number of reproductions *, which indicates how many people are infected with a corona on average.
Corona in Germany: R value decreased again
This number is currently below the critical number 1 (as of June 5, 2020) - there are strong fluctuations every day . Therefore, the RKI (Robert Koch Institute) published a so-called seven-days-R . It refers to a longer period and is therefore less subject to daily fluctuations. On June 4, that number was 0.80. It shows the infection process 8 to 16 days ago.
Pizzeria, Prenzlauer Berg, Monday evening. Me (when paying): "Do you still need our names and addresses?" Waiter: "Oh what. Corona is over. ”
R = 1.9.
Restaurants are currently subject to various requirements , including a mask that can only be removed from the table. In addition, the data of the guests for infection tracking must be provided. In the case of Nicole Diekmann, that probably didn't happen.
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In the comments, the tweet largely causes outrage - a user asks Diekmann to report the restaurant to the public order office . Others are more in favor of making the restaurant aware of the facts themselves. Whether this is an isolated case? It is possible that even more restaurants are slipping into the implementation of the rules . Then there may be more outbreaks - like a few days ago in Leer in Lower Saxony.
Nicole Diekmann is a correspondent in the ZDF capital studio. In 2019 she received the Joseph-Ben-Issachar-Süßkind-Oppenheimer Medal for her outstanding commitment to anti-minority and prejudice in science and journalism.
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