When it comes to rights for people who have been vaccinated against corona, Germans show a clear trend.
The topic is certainly also on Spahn and Wieler's agenda this Friday.
In terms of the number of corona cases *, the 7-day incidence * is falling in Germany.
Chancellor Angela Merkel * spoke again about the lockdown in a TV interview.
Health Minister Spahn and RKI * boss Lothar Wieler are planning a joint press conference on Friday (February 5).
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Berlin - The number of infections is falling, but before the federal-state summit on January 10, Chancellor Angela Merkel (CDU) does not want to commit to easing.
This Friday, Federal Health Minister Jens Spahn (CDU), RKI boss Lothar Wieler and the President of the Paul Ehrlich Institute, Klaus Cichutek, want to comment on the current Corona situation in Germany.
According to the latest figures from the RKI, 12,908 people in this country were newly infected with Sars-CoV-2 within one day.
In addition, 855 further deaths related to Covid-19 were registered during the period, the number of corona deaths increased to 60,597.
The 7-day incidence decreased slightly and was 79.9 on Friday (previous day: 80.7).
The value has been falling for weeks, its highest level to date on December 22nd at 197.6.
Spahn and Wieler give Corona-PK - ARD survey on rules after vaccination
The topic of the press conference with Spahn will be the corona vaccination - a current survey now gave an insight into how Germans think about certain aspects: Around two thirds (68 percent) are against the fact that corona rules for vaccinated people are repealed.
This was the result of a representative survey by infratest dimap for the ARD's “Germany trend”.
Accordingly, no “special rights” should be granted, for example for vacation trips or visits to restaurants - even if it was proven that the vaccination prevented the transmission of the virus.
28 percent were for it.
However, compared to January there were slightly fewer rejecters and slightly more supporters (5 percentage points each).
Vaccination opponents and Corona in Germany: According to the survey, skeptics are becoming fewer
The willingness of Germans to be vaccinated against the coronavirus has increased further.
Currently, 59 percent of those surveyed stated that they definitely want to be vaccinated - that was 5 percentage points more than in January and 22 percentage points more than in November 2020. However, younger voters are more reluctant to be vaccinated.
More than two thirds of those surveyed (68 percent) are disappointed with the speed of vaccinations in Germany.
Only one in five (21 percent) found that the current vaccination rate was appropriate - in January, one in three had held this view.
However, another 63 percent believed that the EU countries should order the vaccine together.
A month ago, 70 percent supported this course.
(AFP / dpa / frs)
* Merkur.de is part of the Ippen digital editorial network.
