The corona infection numbers in the Free State are still high.
Meanwhile, a vaccination campaign in Munich did not bring the desired success.
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The corona numbers * in many regions of Bavaria are still high.
Meanwhile, a vaccination campaign for teachers and educators in Munich was ended again.
Too few people came
(see update from April 27, 11:40 a.m.).
The Oktoberfest 2021 is currently also a topic of conversation.
Will the rejection come again?
(
see update from April 27, 11.40 a.m.)
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Update from April 27th, 11:40 am:
The topic of "vaccination" is currently omnipresent.
Prime Minister Markus Söder called for a faster pace at the vaccination summit - but apparently certain groups of people in Bavaria do not even want to be vaccinated.
As the
Süddeutsche Zeitung
reported, the staff of primary schools and daycare centers in Munich were to be immunized by the thousands at the Isar-Klinikum.
But only less than a third took advantage of the offer.
The city of Munich has therefore ended the vaccination campaign.
Of a good 31,000 people who were expected for this action, 9866 were vaccinated there, it is said.
According to the third mayor, Verena Dietl (SPD), the action was "very slow".
However, it would be wrong to attribute the bad quota purely to the group's displeasure with vaccinations.
A doctor told the
Süddeutsche Zeitung
that some citizens had already been vaccinated in their home district
.
Others would have accepted an appointment at the vaccination center in Riem or with their family doctor.
Corona in Bavaria: Oktoberfest 2021 again before the end - Mayor Reiter plans to meet Söder
Meanwhile, another topic is causing discussion in Munich: the Oktoberfest. Due to the corona, the Oktoberfest is again facing cancellation, Mayor Dieter Reiter commented (
see update from April 27, 6.58 a.m.
). Now the mayor also stated that he would therefore meet with Markus Söder as soon as possible.
Reiter's statement: “The decision as to whether the Oktoberfest can take place this year or whether it has to be canceled a second time in a row has not yet been made.
On the subject of large folk festivals, I will shortly be discussing with the Bavarian Prime Minister, as it would make sense - as last year - to make a uniform decision with a view to all major Bavarian folk festivals.
The Oktoberfest is the largest folk festival in the world, so it is of course also important to take the global development of the pandemic into account. "
Corona numbers too high: Oktoberfest-Aus probably fixed - Munich mayor rider with a bitter statement
Update from April 27, 6.58 a.m.:
The Oktoberfest in Munich will also be canceled in 2021 due to corona.
Although Lord Mayor Dieter Reiter (62, SPD) still wants to short-circuit with Prime Minister Markus Söder (54, CSU) in May, he no longer considers organizing the Oktoberfest in the coming autumn to be realistic.
The main reason is the still high number of infections, which currently does not allow planning.
According to the RKI, 1350 new infections and 55 new deaths with the corona virus were reported in Bavaria for yesterday (as of April 27, 3:00 a.m.).
The 7-day incidence is 173.7 and thus in 7th place in Germany, but still slightly higher than the national average of 167.6.
Corona in Bavaria: New hotspot in Lower Franconia - numbers in the Free State are still above the national average
The district with the highest infection rate is currently the Haßberge district in Lower Franconia with an incidence of 334.2. The incidence is lowest in the Tirschenreuth district at 81.9. The Starnberg district currently has the lowest incidence around the state capital of Munich with an incidence of 86.3.
Update from April 26th, 5:56 p.m.:
Chancellor Merkel (CDU) announced more freedom for fully vaccinated people following the vaccination summit in Berlin.
This includes, for example, the elimination of the obligation to test Click & Meet offers.
According to the Chancellor, the number of protected people is still very small at seven percent.
However, this will grow steadily.
In a draft resolution within the framework of the Infection Protection Act, one will debate in the future how fundamental rights can be regained bit by bit.
Nothing has been decided today.
Corona: After the Merkel summit in Berlin: Söder with clear words - "That's absurd"
CSU boss Söder described the Gimpfel as "MPK hope". It is clear that after the emergency brake there should be “full throttle for vaccination”. The Prime Minister was in favor of a rapid lifting of the prioritization, as he explained at the press conference in Berlin. At the beginning of the campaign, they had been vaccinated against mortality, now they are doing it to regain freedom and mobility. It is also clear that those who have been completely vaccinated should receive more basic rights again. “It's absurd,” says Söder, to have to show a test if you've already been vaccinated twice. In summary, the CSU boss said: “We will overcome Corona. We will take huge strides in the next few months. As far as the current status is concerned, one can say: We are on a really good path. "
Update from April 26, 4:06 p.m.:
Bavaria's Prime Minister Markus Söder calls for more speed and flexibility with corona vaccinations in Germany.
"Where we vaccinate more freely, we are very efficient," said the CSU boss, according to participants at the federal and state vaccination summit.
In the current phase of the pandemic, two points are important: "How can we increase the speed of vaccination?" And "How can we return basic rights?"
According to information from the
dpa,
Söder emphasized
that he was in favor of people with complete vaccination protection also having to meet fewer corona requirements: "Anyone who has been vaccinated twice should also have more freedom."
Söder named the so-called bar and ring vaccinations as examples of successes against the pandemic.
So far, the countries can only deviate from the generally binding vaccination sequence in order to prevent a dynamic spread of the coronavirus * from highly polluted border regions (ring vaccination) or from high-incidence areas (bar vaccination).
Corona in Bavaria: Lawsuit against Free State due to closings - Do judgments have a signal effect?
Update from April 26th, 3:15 p.m.:
While Markus Söder is consulting with the Chancellor and the Prime Minister at the vaccination summit (
see first report from April 26th, 12 noon
), there is news from the court.
Does the Free State of Bavaria have to pay compensation for the closure of sports and cultural facilities in the Corona crisis?
The Regional Court of Munich I will have to answer this question next Wednesday (April 28).
Then it decides on the complaints of the operator of a kart track as well as a film and music production.
They demand money from the state because the so-called Corona emergency aid could not compensate for their loss in sales.
According to the court, the judgments could have a signal effect.
It is true that the two cases involve amounts in dispute of only 11,000 and 6,000 euros, respectively.
However, if the plaintiffs are right and the judgments are upheld, massive payment claims from other plaintiffs could be placed on the Free State.
Corona in Bavaria: Will vaccination summit provide for new rules?
Söder becomes clear in advance
First report from April 26th, 12 noon:
Munich - The topic of "vaccination" is the focus of this Monday (April 26th) throughout Germany.
From 3 p.m., Chancellor Angela Merkel will hold a video conference with the Prime Minister.
A statement from Bavaria's Prime Minister Markus Söder is expected at the subsequent press conference.
It remains to be seen what the round will decide and whether there will be new regulations on vaccination prioritization.
Possible freedoms for vaccinated people will also be discussed.
Even before the vaccination summit on this Monday, Söder had proposed that all vaccines should be completely released in May and that schoolchildren over the age of 16 should also be vaccinated more.
Corona in Bavaria: Markus Söder speaks about companies and families before the vaccination summit
Markus Söder also made a request that also affects the corona vaccinations * on Sunday (April 25) in the ARD program "Report from Berlin".
The CSU boss spoke out in favor of the need to vaccinate significantly more in the world of work and in families.
"We need company vaccinations, we need family vaccinations," said Söder.
This must go hand in hand with an extensive release of the vaccines, the Prime Minister said.
The prioritization according to age and occupational groups as well as clinical pictures made sense at the beginning, "but now it is increasingly developing into a time obstacle".
At the same time, Söder also urged more speed.
Even before the vaccination summit on this Monday, Söder had proposed that all vaccines should be completely released for everyone in May and that schoolchildren over the age of 16 should also be vaccinated more.
It remains to be seen whether this proposal will be accepted.
Current corona situation in Bavaria - the latest figures
According to the data from the Robert Koch Institute *, 580,266 corona cases are currently reported in Bavaria (as of April 26, 2021, midnight).
That is 2,205 cases more than the day before.
13,973 deaths were also reported.
The seven-day incidence for the Free State is 179. (
nema with dpa
) (* Merkur.de / bayern is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA)
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