Munich was below a seven-day incidence of 50 for five days in a row, so new corona rules will apply from Sunday (May 30).
An overview.
Munich - The seven-day incidence in Bavaria continues to decrease and, according to the Robert Koch Institute (RKI), is 38.2 on Saturday (previous day: 40.1).
In Munich, too, the value continues to decline.
On Friday, the state capital was even below the corona limit of 50 for the fifth day in a row.This means that easing will be possible from Sunday (May 30, 12 a.m.) - including for outdoor restaurants, fitness studios and retail, such as the city Munich announced on their website.
There will also be changes in schools after the Whitsun holidays - an overview of what will apply in Munich from Sunday.
Corona rules in Munich are being relaxed: This will apply to outdoor catering from Sunday (May 30)
Outdoor catering has been able to open again since May 12th.
Members of your own household as well as additional members of another household are currently allowed at one table, as long as the total number of five people is not exceeded.
Recovered and vaccinated persons as well as children under 14 are not counted.
It has to close at 10 p.m.
New from May 30th
: When visiting the outdoor catering area, there is no test obligation or the obligation to book an appointment in advance.
Relaxation of the rules for outdoor pools and fitness studios: That applies in Munich
Since May 21, outdoor swimming pools in counties and cities with a stable seven-day incidence below 100 have been allowed to reopen.
Prerequisite: an appointment booking, a negative test and compliance with the general hygiene concept
New from May 30th:
When visiting outdoor pools, there is no compulsory test.
Fitness studios have also been allowed to reopen their doors to non-contact sports since May 21, when the incidence is stable below 100.
A negative test, an appointment booking and compliance with the hygiene measures are required.
New from May 30th:
There is no compulsory test for visiting fitness studios or outdoor sports events.
There is also no longer any obligation to test for contact-free indoor sports and outdoor contact sports with a maximum of 25 people.
Corona rules in Munich are being relaxed: This now applies to museums, theaters and cinemas
New from May 30th:
When visiting museums, exhibitions, zoological and botanical gardens and memorials, there is no need to book an appointment in advance.
In addition, there is no compulsory test in theaters, concert halls, opera houses and cinemas, at cultural and sporting events in the open air (maximum 250 spectators with fixed seats),
in tourist excursions
as well as city and guest tours, mountain, culture and nature tours outdoors.
Corona in Bavaria: These rules apply to retailers in Munich from May 30th
New from May 30th:
All shops can open with a limited number of customers - without the obligation to book an appointment in advance.
Corona rules in Munich are being relaxed - This applies after the Whitsun holidays at Munich schools
After the Whitsun holidays (until June 6th), the schools will continue as follows: Regular childcare operations will be possible again from May 30th.
In rural districts and urban districts with a stable seven
-
day incidence below 50, full face-to-face teaching will take place at all school types from June 7th without a minimum interval for all grades at all school types the entire school premises - also in the classroom - compulsory.
Regardless of the incidence value, a test is still compulsory for all students who take part in classroom or alternate classes, as well as for teachers and other staff working in schools.
Corona rules in Munich: initially no change in the contact restrictions
The “35 to 100” rating continues to apply to the contact restrictions.
There is only easing here when the incidence is below 35 for five consecutive days.
On Friday (May 29), Munich was below this limit for the third day in a row.
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