Corona in Germany: Other districts are running out of intensive care beds - the situation around Munich is serious

Germany is deep in the second lockdown of the coronavirus pandemic.

Other districts no longer have intensive care beds.

The news ticker.

• Coronavirus pandemic in Germany

  : The number of

  corona cases

  are also

  consistently high

  in the

  Lockdown Light

  *

  .

• More and more districts are no longer reporting free

  intensive care beds

  - there is also a shortage in and around

  Munich

  .

  (

  First report from November 16

  )

• This

  news ticker

  is constantly updated.

Update from November 16, 4:45 p.m.:

The declared goal of politics in the

is

to push

the

back to 50.

But most recently this averaged around 140 nationwide.

Using the following graphic, you can

the

, which measures the number of infections per 100,000 inhabitants in seven days, for your district.

First report from November 16:

Munich / Berlin - The

determines public life in

- and that will probably continue well into the coming year.

Corona pandemic in Germany: Are the intensive care beds sufficient in the Covid 19 crisis?

In

,

the main cold season, the

one question:

the

sufficient everywhere

to treat

intensive

if necessary?

As of Monday, November 16, four districts no longer had any capacity in their

This comes from the

the Berlin

.

Corona pandemic in Germany: counties with no free intensive care beds (November 16)

It is noticeable that the counties that are

out of

are changing.

And they are more likely to be located in rural areas.

However, the situation in

in

remains critical

.

There have been no free

in the Lower Franconian medium-sized town (around 90,000 inhabitants) for several days

.

Corona pandemic in Germany: Intensive care beds are becoming scarce in and around Munich

It is also noticeable that

the situation is serious

in and around

(around 1.56 million inhabitants).

According to the intensive care register, 82 percent of all

in the Bavarian capital itself were occupied on November 16

.

The districts of

and

are adjacent.

And in the districts of Freising northeast of

and Landsberg am Lech (two free beds each) southwest of the Isar metropolis, things are getting tight.

The same applies to the federal capital: In

, 87 percent of all intensive care beds are occupied - around a quarter of them by

.

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here in the

.

(pm)