If the opening is wider, a lot of capacity is needed for unbureaucratic tests.
This is available in Grünwald, as became clear in the local council.
Grünwald - Further openings of the shops in the district of Munich are imminent.
Head of the office, Tobias Dietz, has now informed the council members in the Hubertus-Lindner-Saal about the efforts in the pandemic in Grünwald: According to this, the registration via the communal social welfare office works flawlessly and the driving service of the neighborhood help is very well received.
Recently, more and more taxi bills have been submitted.
Rapid tests at daycare centers
As reported, the community of Grünwald pays for the trips to the vaccination center in Oberhaching if Grünwald citizens over 70 years of age have no alternative way of getting to the neighboring village. Angela Zahn (FDP) asked about the rapid tests at daycare centers. And yes, according to the administration, tests are carried out here, but only for the staff. The children are released. The Ministry of the Interior regulated that very clearly, the administration said.
Oliver Schmidt (PBG) would have considered it advantageous if quick tests were carried out every day at the test center in Grünwald.
So far there has been a change between PCR and rapid tests.
Maybe you could talk about it with the operator, the Aicher ambulance.
Because the need of the citizens for these tests, so the presumption of the municipal council, is increasing.
A self-test at home is not enough to go to a shop.
Nobody is turned away at the test center
However, the numbers are not so high that a quick test would be offered every day, replied Main Office Manager Dietz.
But of course no one will be turned away if they wish in individual cases and inquire there.
If the demand for testing becomes significantly stronger, a change can be made.
Incidentally, according to Mayor Jan Neusiedl (CSU), there is also a test option available from the Free State of Bavaria on Emil-Geis-Straße.
Right at the health food store.
Shop right after the test
Ingrid Reinhart-Maier (Greens) has already had herself tested there. “If no one is registered at the moment, take one on right away.” And you get the verification form on your mobile phone and you can go shopping right away. Oliver Schmidt thinks the tent is unsuitable for Grünwald conditions. To stand there in wind and weather is pretty borderline. He thought testing in a solid building would be better. However, as mayor Neusiedlkar said, the municipality is not responsible for the choice of location.