Experience some normality with a negative test for 24 hours: what is being implemented in Tübingen as a model, the CSU also demands for Moosburg.
Moosburg
- On Monday, the CSU submitted an application to the city council in the person of parliamentary group leader Rudolf Heinz to apply as a model region for tested normalcy.
The topic is to be dealt with in April.
Heinz presented his negative corona test to the city council and said that the rapid test center set up in the ice rink (we reported) worked very well.
That is the basis for a model city in which people who have tested negatively can be given some normalcy for 24 hours.
The mayor is not enthusiastic
Mayor Josef Dollinger (FW) was not really enthusiastic about the idea: “I see it differently, because a Lex Moosburg should not please all business people.
A lot speaks for it, but also a lot against it. ”Johannes Becher (Greens) rather asked himself the question of the chance for Moosburg:“ Everyone wants this Tübingen model now. ”The member of the state parliament saw the main problem in the incidence values.
A model city for normality with a negative test needs low numbers.
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Rudolf Heinz (CSU) submitted the application.
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Becher suggested that the parliamentary group chairmen and the mayor should stay in contact in the coming days in order to react quickly to the resolutions of the Bavarian state government and the Bavarian state parliament if something happens - “and maybe a middle-class center will be looked for .
With our test center we are further than other municipalities. "
Green Council advises to involve CSU ministers
The Green representative advised the applicants from the CSU parliamentary group to involve their own top politician Florian Herrmann in the project.
"He's right at the source," said Becher about the head of the state chancellery and corona coordinator, who could bring Moosburg up for discussion.
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