Corona in Bavaria: Söder calls for a Europe-wide ski ban - criticism from its own ranks - "Nothing happens on the slopes"

For a few days there has been heated discussion not only in Bavaria about Söder's demand for the closure of ski areas.

Now a CSU politician is opposing the Prime Minister.

• The

  ski lifts

  and cable cars

  in

  Bavaria will be

  closed

  until December 20th

  .

• Prime Minister Söder goes

  even further

  with his

  Corona

  demands - he wants a Europe-wide ban.

• That causes criticism from

  Söder's

  own ranks.

• This ticker is continuously updated.

Munich - The debate about Prime Minister

demand for a Europe-wide

is

entering

a new round: Now there is even

in Söder's own party, more precisely the

state group.

Paul Lehrieder, tourism expert of the Union parliamentary group in the Bundestag, is against a blanket ski ban.

"Nothing happens on the slopes," the CSU member of the Bundestag emphasized to the

.

Corona in Bavaria: Söder reaps criticism from CSU for a ski ban

In regions with low numbers of corona infections, skiing with

and

can certainly be allowed.

Lehrieder's suggestion: For example, only one person could ever sit in double chair lifts, or

tests

could be available for skiers, as at airports

.

“Sport in the fresh air strengthens the immune system,” the politician clarifies.

Ski ban in Bavaria: CSU politician calls for rapid corona tests for skiers

The fact is: In the

, cable cars and

closed until December 20th.

already made it clear: Even after that, winter sports enthusiasts have little prospect of loosening the requirements.

At the same time, the

other Alpine countries - including Austria and Switzerland - to follow the Bavarian example.

The nationwide

remains exciting today, Wednesday: At 1 p.m. there will be another

with Chancellor

in Berlin

.

A press conference with

and Angela Merkel is planned

for the evening

.