The weekend starts with some restrictions due to the corona pandemic, which is gaining momentum again.
Erding - Because the incidence is consistently above 50, the retail sector has to introduce "Call & Collect", as reported.
Access is only permitted by prior appointment, but the shops generally remain open.
The museums will also remain open, but visitors must register in advance and provide their contact details.
The contact restrictions remain unchanged for the time being, says district office spokeswoman Claudia Fiebrandt-Kirmeyer.
A maximum of five adults from two households are allowed to meet, children under the age of 14 are not included.
Outdoor non-contact sports may be practiced by a maximum of five adults from two households or groups of no more than 20 children under 14.
And so it goes on in schools and daycare centers.
Full face-to-face teaching is only allowed where a minimum distance of 1.5 meters can be maintained, says Fiebrandt-Kirmeyer.
Otherwise there will be alternating lessons - but for the first time again at all schools regardless of the grade level.
In daycare centers, day care centers and play groups, care is only permitted in fixed groups.
14 new infections were announced on Friday, the seven-day incidence increases from 57.9 to 65.1.
182 people are currently infected, five more than on Friday, as the number of those who have recovered has increased by nine to 5087.
A total of 5370 infections are known.
A look at the statistics shows that the Erding district is also in the third wave: a week ago the incidence was 42.0, the week before 45.6, and on February 20, 25.3.
Experts attribute this to the spread of the mutations, but also to the loosening of the contact restrictions.
The seven-day R-value has been almost constantly above 1 for days, on Friday at 1.04.
That means that every infected person infects more than one more - the pandemic is more likely to increase.
18 Covid-19 patients are treated in the clinic, two in the intensive care unit, both of which are ventilated.
At the screening site, 244 people were struck off on Thursday, making a total of 45,738 tests.
The number of vaccinations increases to 14,010, including 5399 second vaccinations, according to Fiebrandt-Kirmeyer.
On Thursday alone, 296 citizens received the immunization, 68 of them from the mobile team.
So far, 2443 doses have been inoculated in clinics and practices.
From Monday this will also be possible in six general practitioners' practices (we reported).
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